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Authors: Harvard Business School Press
ISBN-13: 9781591399728, ISBN-10: 1591399726
Format: Paperback
Publisher: Harvard Business Press
Date Published: November 2005
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Hiring smart can give your company a vital edge over rivals - and build your reputation as a savvy and talented manager. But today's shifting terrain has made the hiring process as tricky as it is crucial. This hands-on guide offers potent strategies for sharpening your interviewing skills and hiring the right candidates for the right jobs.
Sharpen your interviewing skills | ||
How to shift the burden of hiring onto the candidate : an interview with Pierre Mornell | 21 | |
Conducting a great job interview | 31 | |
Use case interviewing to improve your hiring | 44 | |
Interviewing your prospective supervisor | 48 | |
Don't ask these questions! : how to avoid breaking the law in a job interview | 52 | |
Assess candidates' cultural fit | ||
Cultural fit : why hiring good people is no longer good enough | 65 | |
Personality tests in hiring : how to do it right | 74 | |
Hiring (emotionally) smart | 82 | |
Managers : to make a good hire, take a good look inside | 86 | |
The lessons of "brand you" : advice for managing talent | 94 | |
Tap the right talent pools | ||
Do you know what's in your leadership pipeline? | 105 | |
Which schools of experience should your executives attend? | 114 | |
The war for managerial talent | 121 | |
How to choose - and work with - consultants | 128 | |
Hiring crunch? : here's an untapped labor pool | 137 | |
Use the Internet to recruit | ||
Online hiring? : do it right | 143 | |
Finding talent on the Internet | 151 |