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June 24th, 2007 @ 4:17 pm
Hiring managers are constantly on the hunt, making sure they find the best applicant for the job at hand. BNET talks to Leila Bulling, CNET Network’s Director of Corporate Training, to learn the proven techniques that smart companies use to identify tomorrow’s top prospects. (HINT: If our embedded video player isn’t visible, try clicking the headline above to reload this page.)
Read our feature package on finding great candidates, Now Hiring: Brilliant People, for more great advice.
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thierry.devries@...
Good video: very much to the point, easy to remember, recalls the obvious in a pleasant way.
wayne.silverman@...
I like her point on prep...
bcarlsen
I appreciated the quality and brevity of the 4-minute video on behavioral interviewing. It reiterates some core principles from our program, The Effective Interview: 8 Practices for Hiring the Best. We have an online version that is approximately 4 hours. www.staubin.net. Thanks for the high-quality message. It is very needed for hiring managers these days!
leahboley
Is there someway to download this short video? I am putting a presentation together for Hiring Managers on interviewing skills. This video is very good!
Thanks,
Leah
leah_rn@yahoo.con
jhustad@...
Was anyone able to find out if you could download and use this video? I'm interested in using it as well if possible.
Thanks!
mohamed taha
good enough for those having past performance but
what about new or fresh candidates, testing their personalities or their attitude towards the job
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