Recruiting and Hiring for a Virtual World

Using technology to interview and hire successfully

Half-Day Seminar

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CEU: 0.3  

From historic unemployment shifts to remote employees and working from home, to a gradual return back to the office, have your company’s recruitment and hiring practices kept up with the times? A Gartner, Inc. poll of HR leaders found that 86% of organizations are incorporating new virtual technology to interview candidates. Additionally, 85% of organizations are utilizing new technology to onboard employees. Join this 3-hour interactive seminar to see what’s new in the world of virtual recruiting and hiring.

There’s no question that the job market has changed radically in the last 5 years. This seminar promises to help you and your organization meet the challenges of the new virtual workforce and use current technologies to their advantage—and yours.

Recruiting and Hiring for a Virtual World

Using technology to interview and hire successfully

Join this 3-hour interactive seminar to see what’s new in the world of virtual recruiting and hiring.

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  • The essential dos and don’ts of recruiting.
  • Strategies for navigating online recruitment sites and getting the most out of online recruitment tools.
  • How to prepare an interview “plan” for virtual interviews.
  • Tips to conduct effective virtual interviews.
  • Strategies for the interview: talk less, listen more and learn the perfect formula for gathering information with speed and accuracy.
  • 12 candidate evaluation areas that lead to solid and successful hiring decisions.
  • Dozens of interview questions that reveal the candidate’s personality, intelligence, motivation level and more.
  • Methods to spot exaggeration, embellishment and even lies.
  • What the talk / listen ratio reveals.
  • Suggestions for prepping the virtual interview environment—the most effective way to use technology in conducting virtual interviews.
  • Essential information to ensure interviewers at your organization know exactly what questions are legally acceptable and “off limits” to avoid potential litigation.

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