Avoid Bias with the Structured Interview
Employee Selection
Avoid Bias with the Structured Interview
According to the last Department of Labor report, there were 3.6 million job openings at the end of May, up slightly from April. Even with
Why You Need More Than Just a Resume
Assessments
Why You Need More Than Just a Resume
There’s nothing like a first impression, and in the case of job applicants, that is often a resume. But let’s be honest for a second

Election 2012, Hiring, Human Resources, Leadership

Employee Selection, Hiring

Blending Business and Government Leadership

Business and government can’t be separated. When Congress was at a standoff during the debt ceiling…

Assessments, Employment, I/O Psychology

Assessments, Employee Selection, Hiring, Personality and Integrity

Validity and Reliability in Testing – What do They Mean?

It is a common mistake to assume the terms “validity” and “reliability” have the same meaning….

Employment, Hiring, Human Resources, Interviewing

Employee Selection, Hiring, Interview

Structured Interviews: What, Why, and How

3.8 million job openings means a lot of interviews. With an average of five per position,…

Hiring, Human Resources, Pre-Employment Testing, Recruiting

Assessments, Employee Selection, Hiring

Knowing What You Need in a Candidate

The current economic climate has made competition tough for job hunters but applications plentiful for firms….

Assessments, Employment, Hiring, Personality Tests

Assessments, Employee Selection, Hiring, Personality and Integrity

The Personal Characteristics Inventory® (PCI) or Comprehensive Personality Profile® (CPP®): Which Personality Test Should You Use?

Personality tests can be very effective tools to use in the hiring process. They help you…

Benchmark Study, education, higher education, student engagement

Education, Engagement

3 Characteristics of Student Engagement

Do you know what types of students you should be enrolling to ensure the best outcomes?…

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