If you want employees to remember the rules and the ropes, it helps to have a tangible document they can get their hands on — or that you can show them — as needed. As a written record of a company’s policies, regulations, legal statements, and general information, an employee handbook can cover a number… Read more »
As a recruiter or HR employee, you know the basics of how to hire a solid candidate: Look through resumes and cover letters, cull out the ones that best fit your needs or who look the most promising, conduct (at least one) interview. These work well, primarily, in hiring the right person for the job…. Read more »
Many of us fear the common job interview questions, “What are your greatest strengths? What are your greatest weaknesses?” While you can prepare for this sort of question, the approach can change: Do I focus on my strengths, or will that make me look too arrogant? Do I talk about my weakness as a strength,… Read more »
A bad hire isn’t worth it — use these tips to avoid making a costly mistake. It happens: You have a position that needs filling right away, and you don’t want numerous people to spend hours of their time looking at resumes and holding interviews, or you get a good gut reaction from one of… Read more »
