Vice President of Communications and Creative Strategy Carol Carpenter recently spoke on behalf of St. John’s College at the Top 100 Companies of New Mexico event in Albuquerque. She highlighted the “‘Why?’ Advantage”—Johnnies’ distinct talents for asking important questions in the workplace and beyond.
Why should someone hire you for this job opportunity? It’s one of the most common, popular questions for interviewers, yet it’s always difficult to navigate.
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It's a painful conundrum of the job search process: rejected candidates want to understand why they didn't get hired, but employers, fearing discrimination complaints, keep silent. And those who do speak up offer little more than platitudes.
The most highly qualified and enthusiastic candidates too often get ignored.
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Use at least some of your face-to-face interview time to suss out a potential employee's cultural fit.
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With the right questions, there’s a lot you can tell about a candidate in just half an hour.
When you are hiring, think beyond the job description and make it a success profile. It will help you attract the right candidate when you align the success profile to your goals.
If organizations want to see better hiring outcomes, leaders need to focus on the process and design metrics for evaluation, just as they would with any other mission-critical initiative.
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