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Who Calls References
Who do you want to check the references of prospective employees? That depends on what you're hoping to uncover.
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To Ask or Not to Ask
What questions are legal to ask candidates during interviews, and which ones should be avoided at all costs?
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Too Much Checking?
In your efforts to be thorough, are you losing the best candidates to other employers? Get a handle on reference checking here.
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References can help you recruit people who need only a bit of grooming to become star performers.
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Interviewing candidates is an art and a science. To succeed, you need to be both creative and logical.
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Advanced certifications and degrees can give your human resources career a boost. Explore the possibilities.
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Letter or Reference?
When it comes to learning about a candidate, letters of recommendation don't stand up against real-time interaction.
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While making sure everyone gets a performance review, don't get so caught up that you neglect your own.
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Has your career gone stale? Take the road less traveled, and you may find yourself in the fast lane to happiness.
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