Like anyone in a recruitment position, I'm not only interested in the past and achievements of candidates, but also in the way they work, what I call their “internal software”. This is what interests me most.
Indeed, it's not so difficult for a candidate to disguise his personality in an interview or in a “normal” work context, but what interests me is how he reacts under stress , and in this case it's his inner personality that takes over.
It's not so much that I want to test their nerves on a daily...
In a previous post I introduced employee experience as the future of employer branding (or its extension, depending on what employer branding already meant...
HR and recruiting will, like any corporate function, face the consumerization of the work environment. By saying that I mean that practices, approaches and...