Posted on July 31, 2006 by diannegubin
THE IN-PERSON INTERVIEW- PART I
HIRING MANAGERS
The candidate sits in front of you. As a potential peer, direct report or member of your team, does the candidate possess the technical and interpersonal skills required to make you successful?
Prepare open ended questions to use as an opportunity to listen and discover. Avoid monopolizing the conversation.
Hiring manager questions generally [...]
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Posted on July 31, 2006 by diannegubin
DETERMINING YOUR MARKET VALUE
HIRING MANAGERS
Solid candidates receive multiple offers. Does your company pay market scale to attract and keep the best talent?
To determine if your company pays current market rates:
Ask recruiters the right compensation for position.
Research on-line salary surveys to determine pay rates for the skill sets you require.
Talk to peer managers in other companies.
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Posted on July 18, 2006 by diannegubin
BODY LANGUAGE
HIRING MANAGERS
First impressions are formed the moment you meet a job applicant. At Tech Exec Partners, the moment we meet a candidate we quickly sense if the person is right for the position.
Candidates are often nervous when meeting a potential employer for the first time. A great deal can be riding on their interview with you.
Things to consider:
Is [...]
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Posted on July 10, 2006 by diannegubin
PREPARING FOR AN IN-PERSON INTERVIEW
HIRING MANAGERS
Whether you are in a Fortune 500 company or start-up business, how you treat a candidate during an interview is a direct reflection on your firm.
Candidates put a great deal of time and emotional energy into preparing to meet you.
When preparing to meet a candidate:
Is your office clean?
Will you be [...]
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Posted on July 5, 2006 by diannegubin
THANK YOU NOTES
HIRING MANAGERS
Thank you notes are a great way for someone to appreciate the value of your time.
You can read a great deal into a thank you note:
How are the candidates written communication skills?
Does the note express interest in the position?
Does the candidate re-articulate the value he/she brings to you and your firm?
Candidates who [...]
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