
The Most Important Step of the Hiring Process
The phone screen is the most important step of the hiring process. A candidate’s first conversation with your company sets the tone, sets expectations, and sets the talent bar for your organization.
The phone screen is the most important step of the hiring process. A candidate’s first conversation with your company sets the tone, sets expectations, and sets the talent bar for your organization.
Honeit co-founder Nick Livingston joins Rick Girard on the Hire Power Radio Podcast to break down how companies hire in 10 days. Simplifying the interview process starts with better conversations.
Steve Cadigan was the first Chief HR Officer at LinkedIn and is the Author of “Workquake”, a new book about the future of work post Covid-19.
Now we come to the promise of the modern recruiting: real-time conversations, with real-time interview data, where recruiters bring real value through true, honest, human conversations.
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