Blog: Ask a Recruiter

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How Do You Have A Successful Video Interview? Practice, Preparation, And Plan B

November 20, 2018 in Ask a Recruiter, Dallas IT Recruiting

 

Recent surveys say that upwards of 60% of employers use video interviews in their recruiting. If you haven’t yet participated in a video interview, it is likely that you will. How do you have a successful video interview? Practice. Preparation. Plan B. Practice Just like preparing for an in-person interview, you should rehearse for your […]

 

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Writing a Powerful Resume

November 10, 2018 in Ask a Recruiter, Communication Systems, Dallas IT Recruiting, Employment

 

Hiring managers and recruiters report being overwhelmed with poorly written resumes. Resumes are the first filter to eliminate candidates, so it is vital that yours is powerfully written. Don’t allow your resume to eliminate you from consideration. These four do’s and don’ts will help you write a resume that gets you noticed for the right […]

 

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3 Common Hiring Mistakes New Managers Should Avoid

July 12, 2018 in Ask a Recruiter, Employment

 

Ms. Johnson goes on to conclude that “By investigating the emotional “job-to-be-done” of a new hire, as well as the actual job we need them to do, we become less likely to hire the wrong person for the wrong role, and more likely to hire a great person for a great role.” Great advice for making the right new hire the first time, no matter what amount of practice you get in your new managerial role.

 

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Better Hiring Practices, Approach Job Candidates like Investors

June 15, 2018 in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Ask a Recruiter, Employment

 

What the best candidate wants is a recruitment deck: Like Netflix a decade ago, many companies probably already have that information ready to go – in their investor’s pitch. It might surprise many how little effort it takes to turn an investor’s deck into a recruitment deck that can attract the attention of the key people a growing company needs. It often requires just a few, albeit important tweaks. The key thing is to think about hiring as less of an approach of HR than of marketing (and ideally the marketing people should at least review the recruitment deck). So if a company wants to land the best talent, it should appeal to them with its mission, values, and goal – just as if they were investors.

 

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