Dec 2016
Effectively Interviewing New College Graduates
Hiring new college graduates requires some recalibrating of the interview process. Here are some questions to draw upon in your next interview.
We provide competency-based behavioral interviewing training for interview teams including hiring managers, recruiters, and interviewers.
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Dec 2016
Hiring new college graduates requires some recalibrating of the interview process. Here are some questions to draw upon in your next interview.
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Dec 2016
Hiring new college graduates requires some recalibrating of the interview process. Here are some questions to draw upon in your next interview.
Mar 2009
What has infuriated most Americans is the $165 million in bonuses paid to the AIG executives who caused the company’s near-collapse. As I see it, AIG isn’t just a financial fiasco; it’s a talent management disaster.
Sep 2005
We teach techniques to determine a candidate’s authenticity. Among these is carefully screening the resume before any face-to-face behavioral interview.
Oct 2003
You've worked hard, spent a lot of money, and beat out some pretty impressive competition to hire that young genius from Stanford. But now that you've got her, is there any guarantee she'll stay for even a year or two? Unfortunately, the answer is a resounding "No."
Jan 2001
The internal interview is a very different type of interview. Consider training your managers to handle this unique and potentially beneficial opportunity.
Apr 2000
Hiring flawed candidates with the expectation that they will improve once they are on the job can be a big mistake.
Apr 2000
There is another new trend among young job candidates, according to our high-tech clients. It seems that students called back for in-firm interviews now ask recruiters, "Will I be having any behavioral interviews?"
Oct 1999
In an effort to halt the "brain drain" from prestigious consulting firms to obscure startups, traditional consulting firms are resorting to radical new tactics.
Oct 1999
This is our last newsletter of the millennium so we thought it was fitting to take an in-depth look at three trends that are revolutionizing the job search.
Oct 1999
In the eighteen years since Interview Edge was founded, recruitment and hiring practices have changed enormously. Unfortunately, one thing that hasn't changed is senior management's lack of commitment to hiring people the right way.
Jan 1999
USA Today reported that a significantly greater number of teens admit to cheating and lying now than in the past. This make the problem of dishonest candidates much worse.
Jan 1999
Traditionally, students have been able to find information about prospective employers through their school's Career Placement Office.
Jan 1999
Deception among job candidates, which can range from misleading statements on resumes to outright lying in interviews, is shockingly widespread.
Jul 1998
It seems that MBA graduates are getting smarter every year - if not about mergers and derivatives, then at least about the ins and outs of interviewing.
Apr 1998
These days, almost everybody in business has their eye on the "Net Generation," the aptly named, computer-savvy young people born after 1978.
Jan 1998
More than ever, employers are finding that it pays to focus on skills, not ethnicity or gender. As one CEO puts it, "You simply want the best people you can get."
Oct 1997
It was probably inevitable that someone would come up with the idea of automated interviewing. But automated interviewing has a few major drawbacks.
Apr 1994
Leading business schools are now using computer models to analyze certain management issues, such as hiring decisions. By combining mathematical equations with game theory, they can model the behavior of corporate leaders whose decisions affect others in the company.
Jan 1994
A new form of software called "groupware" may be changing corporate culture by freeing employees from the limitations of traditional hierarchies and creating new ways for people to work together.
Jan 1994
In previous years, hiring managers reduced and expanded staff in response to the ebb and flow of business. But that cyclic pattern of layoffs and rehiring has changed.
Here are some quick tips from our interview training seminar to help you conduct a successful interview. We recommend that you complete the first three steps before the interview.
Most of us have experienced the interview from the candidate's perspective. But how often do we have an opportunity to evaluate the interviewer?
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