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Category Archives: qualities
Technical Ability is No Guarantee of Success
I just read Most Likely to Succeed: How do we hire when we can’t tell who’s right for the job? by Malcolm Gladwell. He talks about how a football recruiter agonized over his decisions: …“This guy threw lasers, he could … Continue reading
Posted in audition, qualities, technical manager, technical skills
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Hire for Intangibles; You Can Teach Technical Skills
A bunch of my clients are having trouble filling their positions. They can’t find a bazillion years of Java or .Net or something else. There is a relative candidate shortage, compared to the candidate glut of a few years ago. … Continue reading
Posted in candidate, job analysis, qualities
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Curiousity is a Necessary Quality
Last week, I was in Eindhoven, in the Netherlands. I arrived Sunday afternoon, and my host took me to the Van Abbemuseum, a museum of contemporary art. It was great.I geeked out in the elevator, however. We started at the … Continue reading
Posted in qualities
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Evaluating Candidates’ Interpersonal Skills
Sorin asks another great question: “So please enlighten me : how do you decide, with only interviews/auditions, whether a candidate will be a good addition to a team or a disruptive element“ I’m assuming you’ve already asked questions such as, … Continue reading
When to Drop Candidates Based on Qualities, Preferences, Skills
Sorin’s comment got me thinking. How do you make the decision that a candidate’s technical skills aren’t worth the candidate’s lack of relationship, communication, listening, or some other soft skill? Esther was talking about collaborative teams, so someone who won’t … Continue reading
Discovering Liars Before You Hire Them: 6 Tips for the Hiring Manager
Most people don’t lie on their resumes or in interviews. However, if you’re not sure about a candidate, here’s a checklist to help you detect the truth about a candidate: Always check references. I ask for a minimum of three … Continue reading
Posted in candidate, qualities, reference
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