Tag Archives: Culture Fit
4 tips to help candidates ease up during Interviews
Interviews can be stressful for both interviewer (Recruiters/HR/Hiring Manager) and job candidate. It’s challenging for both to know if it is going to be a right fit or not. A great recruiter
Employee Satisfaction and Culture Instigators at Rackspace
Yesterday Crystal Miller and I interviewed Kelly Long @Kelly_long, HR Chief of Staff at Rackspace, the Open Cloud Company and she talked about the unique work culture at Rackspace, tracking employee satisfaction and having
HR Tactics, Employer Branding and Candidate Experience
This week I had a great time guest hosting #Nextchat at The SHRM Blog @SHRMNextchat (the We Know Next website was renamed as The SHRM Blog). Check out The New SHRM Blog — New Look,
Culture fit, behavioral Interview and leadership with Jim Knight
Listen to my interview with Jim Knight, @Knightspeaker, Author of Culture That Rocks: How to Revolutionize Your Company’s Culture. William and I had a delightful conversation with him on the show yesterday. He
Andres Traslavina on Work Culture and Talent Acquisition Strategies at Whole Foods Market
My husband and I have always been loyal customers of Whole Food Market. We want to eat healthy and are great fans of locally sourced and organically produced foods. For us Whole
It’s too expensive to trash later
‘It’s too expensive to trash later’ – says, Seth Godin in his book Linchpin where he illustrates Trashing as one of the roadblocks for not completing your targets or reason for not
Why Recruiters dislike HR and vice versa
There has always been a disconnect between HR and Recruiter even as the profession evolved. On one side we have Sourcers and third party recruiters who have a hacker mentality who focus
Global Perspective on The Future of Sourcing
Tossing over a bunch of resumes, making lot of cold calls and tracking down that perfect candidate are all a little too old school. Now sourcing is more proactive and much easier
5 HR experts share their favorite interview question to ask
There is no certainty on what questions you will be asked during a job interview. But preparing yourself in advance for how to answer those behavioral interview questions can make or break
