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Unlocking Efficiency: How SMBs Can Use Recruiting Tools

JazzHR

If the entire team can’t be present, the interview can be recorded so everyone can still evaluate the candidate from the same information. Now, we can dedicate more time to in-depth interviews and building a strong company culture. Using this software allows us to conduct interviews more efficiently.

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Humour and Effective Communication in Recruitment

NPA Worldwide

Authentic discussions ensue and that helps you assess the cultural fit. When humour is used appropriately, it shows high emotional intelligence and the ability to connect with others these are traits employers often look for in a potential employee. Humour makes your company seem approachable and human.

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How to Use Emotional Intelligence in the Workplace

Recruiting Daily Advisor

Still, the workplace remains rampant with buzzwords like The Great Resignation, Quiet Quitting, Career Cushioning, and Bare Minimum Mondays – and the term emotional intelligence (E.I.) is the ability to understand and manage emotions. is no different. Practicing E.I. in today’s workplace. Here’s what she had to say.

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Why Emotional Intelligence is Key to Finding Star Employees

Hireserve

In a competitive landscape, the success of an organisation hinges not only on the technical skills and qualifications of its employees but also on their ability to navigate relationships, communicate effectively, and manage both their own emotions and those of other people. This is where emotional intelligence (EI) comes into play.

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Why Emotional Intelligence is a Critical Skill for Your Future Workforce

Achievers - Recruiting

For those of us in the Human Resources field, we’ve heard about the term Emotional Intelligence (EI) back in the mid-90’s when Dan Goleman wrote the eponymous book. Fast forward almost 25 years and many people may think the topic of Emotional Intelligence has faded away. A culture of connection and collaboration.

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Key Non-Technical Skills to Look for When Hiring Software Engineers

HackerRank

How to Identify It: Technical Presentations: Ask candidates to explain a past project or technical concept to a non-technical audience. Cross-Functional Interaction: Present hypothetical collaboration scenarios in which candidates interact with non-technical teams. Are they natural leaders?

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The Ultimate Guide to Pre-Employment Testing for Hiring Success in 2025

Vervoe

In this hiring method, you test candidates on job-relevant technical skills, soft skills, and company culture, then hire those with the best performance. Depending on the recruitment platform used, skill tests come in various formats, including multiple-choice, video, spreadsheets, or presentations.