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Calculating the Cost of a Bad Hire – What’s Your Formula?

Hireology

Employees who have to work with less-than-stellar new colleagues can easily feel frustrated having to deal with behavior issues or unsatisfactory work. Employees who have to work with less-than-stellar new colleagues can easily feel frustrated having to deal with behavior issues or unsatisfactory work. Among them: Poor employee morale.

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Interview red flags you need to watch out for

Business Management Daily

Inconsistencies Recruiters, HR professionals, and others who routinely deal with talent acquisition know that job applicants sometimes fudge, embellish, or downright lie on their resumes and LinkedIn profiles. The likelihood of such errors increases when interviewed multiple times or by various people.

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Your First Impression Counts so Get it Right!

cipHR

At interviews, the first seven seconds of meeting people for the first time can be difference between success and failure. Here's how to make that first impression count. Remember that your meeting everyday people who are probably very nice. Be attentive and interested in others - remember 3 words 'how about you?'.

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The Top 10 Proven Ways To Boost Employee Job Satisfaction

15Five

That was the question we posed last year in this blog post based on The Society for Human Resource Management’s 2012 Employee Job Satisfaction and Engagement Report. Today’s employees want some very basic things – to be treated like people and acknowledged as valuable members of the organization. 3) Benefits overall. Click here.

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Building a Team of True Team Players

Achievers

This has made me wonder what individual characteristics are necessary in a really good team player and how those characteristics are important in every team member, or the team will not function to its full potential. When people are looking for a new role, it’s easy to add “team player” to the resume. But what does that even mean?