The document discusses various techniques for evaluating candidates and making hiring decisions, including reviewing resumes, phone screenings, interviews, reference checks, and follow through. It provides tips for each part of the evaluation and hiring process, such as making a good first impression in phone interviews, considering all organizational needs, and being patient with non-native English speakers. Rules for hiring include knowing what you are looking for, how to find it, and that past behavior predicts future behavior. The document also discusses characteristics of ideal candidates, signs of bad hires, and keeping the hiring process simple while following your judgment.
The document discusses various techniques for evaluating candidates and making hiring decisions, including reviewing resumes, phone screenings, interviews, reference checks, and follow through. It provides tips for each part of the evaluation and hiring process, such as making a good first impression in phone interviews, considering all organizational needs, and being patient with non-native English speakers. Rules for hiring include knowing what you are looking for, how to find it, and that past behavior predicts future behavior. The document also discusses characteristics of ideal candidates, signs of bad hires, and keeping the hiring process simple while following your judgment.
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The document discusses various techniques for evaluating candidates and making hiring decisions, including reviewing resumes, phone screenings, interviews, reference checks, and follow through. It provides tips for each part of the evaluation and hiring process, such as making a good first impression in phone interviews, considering all organizational needs, and being patient with non-native English speakers. Rules for hiring include knowing what you are looking for, how to find it, and that past behavior predicts future behavior. The document also discusses characteristics of ideal candidates, signs of bad hires, and keeping the hiring process simple while following your judgment.
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SELECTION TECHNIQUED AND DECISIONS MAKING THE HIRING DECISION RIGHT HIRING DECISION
RESUME- A GOOD STARTING POINT
PHONE SCREENING- FIRST HURDLE INTERVIEW- THE MAIN EVENT REFERENCE CHECKS- USE THE BACK DOOR SPEED- KNOW HOW FAST YOU NEED TO MOVE FOLLOW- THROUGH TELEPHONE INTERVIEW TIPS MAKE A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION GIVE SECOND CHANCE TO A QUALIFIED CANDIDATE CONSIDER ALL OF YOUR ORGANIZATION HIRING NEEDS BE PATIENT WITH APPLICANT WHO SPEAKS ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CUE-UP THE IN-PERSON INTERVIEW LEAVE THE DOOR OPEN AND LEAVE THEM HAPPY GET REFERRALS 3 RULES FOR HIRING IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, YOU ARE NOT LIKELY TO FIND IT IF YOU DON’T KNOW HOW TO FIND IT, THEN YOU ARE NOT LIKELY TO FIND IT THE BEST PREDICTOR OF PAST BEHAVIOR IS PREVIOUS BEHAVIOR IN SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES GOOD HIRING DECISIONS DON’T MAKE THE PROCESS MORE COMPLICATED THAN IT NEEDS TO BE TRUST YOUR JUDGMENT DON’T HIRE AGAINST YOUR BETTER JUDGMENT ASK YOUR OWN TEAM FOR THEOR THOUGHTS TRUST YOUR NATURAL SENSE HIRING TIPS WATCH LANGUAGE USAGE IF YOU ARE STILL NOT SURE, TAKE A PERSON OUT TO LUNCH IDEAL CANDIDATE ABLE AND SUITABLE WILLINGNESS MANAGABILITY AND TEAM WORK PROBLEM SOLVING ABILITY PROFESSIONAL BEHAVIOR BAD HIRE LACK SKILL TO DO JOB NOT TEAM PLAYER PROBLEM WITH CO-WORKERS UN PROFESSIONAL PART OF PROBLEM NOT THE SOLUTION THINK SO WHAT IF I AM SMALL AND UGLY, I STILL STAND ON MY OWN LEGS.