Don’t just choose the better candidate, choose the candidate that makes your company better.
Next time you’re trying to choose between two similar candidates, consider which one makes your organization more valuable.
Zen Recruiting Wisdom
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Don\’t just choose the better candidate, choose the candidate that makes your company better. http://t.co/lkxF49g3 @beneubanks
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Wonderful nuggets of HR wisdom there but it’s better said than done. It’s really hard to choose candidates especially if they are good at bluffing their skills. How do you know if applicants are telling the truth about their actual knowledge, skills and abilities?
– John
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