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Rating: Summary: Good book about assessing candidates Review: As an experienced recruiter, I am always looking for books that go beyond the basics. This book is helpful in describing assessment techniques. It is written from a U.K. perspective, but translates well for U.S. readers. Pros: There is excellent food for thought on interviewing skills training. Cons: Weak information on finding candidates. Overall: Recommend for those looking to learn more about competency-based or behavioral-based interviewing.
Rating: Summary: A new breath for recruitment and selection process in the HR Review: In the era of "Strategic Human Resources Management", this study is a new breath for recruitment and selection process.As written by Wood and Payne " the book effectively falls into four sections : * The context of recruitment and selection. * Attracting and sifting candidates. * Assessing candidates. * Decision making and evaluating." To reinforce and dramatize what they are saying, Wood and Payne are going to run a case study throughout the book. I highly recommend this invaluable book to HR practitioners.
Rating: Summary: Good book about Recruitment and Selection by Competency-Base Review: This book highlights the best practice aspects of recruitment and selection based on professional research.I am always looking for books that go beyond the basics.This book to offering a step-by-step guide to the recruitment, selection, and assessment of candidates. If you are Human resources manager that it just fou your.
Rating: Summary: Very good intro to competence-based recruiting! Review: Used this for my own book "Unngå hodeløs rekruttering!" (Norwegian)
Rating: Summary: Very good intro to competence-based recruiting! Review: Used this for my own book "Unngå hodeløs rekruttering!" (Norwegian)
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