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Artices Tagged ‘assessments’

Tips to Squash Candidate Hesitation Once and For All

by Margaret Graziano July 21st, 2008

Position and perception are everything, so start acting like a career agent and people will trust you like their career agent. Trust builds respect, respect builds relationships, and relationships turn into placements and referrals and even clients. Here are 10 reasons why some candidates may hesitate: They are concerned that they will not achieve their long-term goals [...]

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The Way I See It…

by Elaine Rigoli June 30th, 2008

What started out as one article about assessments for the July issue of The Fordyce Letter has spurred some interesting debate. Long-time Fordyce writer Margaret Graziano’s new piece, “Recruiting, Selection, and the Future,” talks about the use of these tools, how to choose them, how to navigate around them, and how to leverage them. In the article, [...]

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