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How Should I Deal With Job Interview Nerves?

A job interview can make the most confident of us nervous, but there is no need to panic. A few simple techniques and good preparation can do wonders to greatly reduce your stress levels. You need to be confident and prepared in order to create a good first impression. Here are 10 ideas to appropriately…

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Talent Acquisition

5 Tips for New Recruiters

The world of recruiting can be a lot of fun and make you very successful early on in your career. However it of course comes with its fair share of headaches. As a new recruiter you have to be prepared for the world you are about to enter because while it can be very fruitful…

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Workplace

Public Speaking: 5 Ways to Combat the Fear

A fear of public speaking is quite common, and at times people can find the phobia very debilitating. Unfortunately, there are many times throughout a person’s personal and professional life where speaking in public may be required or expected, and if the fear is great, it can affect performance. Many people do their very best to avoid…

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Talent Acquisition

Tailoring Your Recruiting Communication to a Specific Location

Talking to people in different cities and regions is different. Take Kem for example… If I had sent the following invitation request to Kem in San Francisco, California: “You’ve got skills. Skills we need. Want to work on some cool stuff? Let’s connect!” He wouldn’t have replied. Instead, if I sent this: “Ok Kem, I think…

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Employer Branding Talent Acquisition

How to Make Authentic Recruitment Videos

“Cobb: You’re waiting for a train. A train that’ll take you far away. You know where you hope this train will take you. But you can’t know for sure. Yet it doesn’t matter. Now, tell me why? Mal: Because you’ll be together!” Inception, 2010 The candidate experience is more than face to face interactions. When…