HR Best Practices

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Get Food & Beverage Job Candidates to Drop Their Interview Mask

July 5, 2016 in HR Best Practices

 

Candidates hiding behind pat interview responses? Playing games or clamming up? Today’s professional food & beverage candidates are prepared. Savvy. And experts in controlling what you learn about them. How can you be sure you’re getting (the whole) truth? 3 Ways to Get Candidates to “Drop their Masks” for Interview Responses Below, Kinsa shares the […]

 

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Trade Secrets Finally Get Federal Law Protection

June 6, 2016 in HR Best Practices, News

 

The following blog appeared in our parent company e-newsletter, HR Insights. It was written by Jacqueline Johnson and Scott McDonald. On April 27, 2016, Congress passed the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016 (S.1890)1 (DTSA) and sent it to President Obama, who has indicated he will sign it into law. The DTSA, which will take effect on the […]

 

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Heads Up On Using Social Media in Hiring

May 30, 2016 in HR Best Practices, News

 

It’s no longer news–to employers or to potential employees–that social media accounts offer a glimpse into the lives of applicants that has never before been possible. At least, that’s the case for those whose information is made available to the public, whether by design or by accident. This enables hiring managers to approach their applicant […]

 

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Emotional Intelligence & Leadership

May 23, 2016 in HR Best Practices

 

What makes great leadership? A razor-sharp intellect? Absolutely. Big-picture thinking? Of course. A charismatic persona? Without a doubt. A steely imperviousness to emotion? Let’s think about that last one for a minute. Conventional wisdom says that emotional intelligence (commonly referred to as EQ), though beneficial in helping professions, can be a liability in executive-level positions. […]

 

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Best HR Metrics for Human Capital Management

May 9, 2016 in HR Best Practices

 

The following blog appeared in our parent company e-newsletter, HR Insights. It was written by Jessica Miller-Merrell, SPHR. I’ve written before about HR Metrics being the key to HR’s seat at the executive table. Given the fact that the HR and recruiting departments are non-income generating, having solid metrics are key to demonstrating to senior leaders […]

 

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The Pros and Cons of Developing Talent Internally

April 11, 2016 in HR Best Practices

 

Balancing between training current employees to fill future positions and investing in staffing processes to land top-tier external candidates is tricky. Here we discuss the pros and cons of developing talent internally. Even if you’ve already found (and hired) your next top performer, it’s important to know the pros and cons of developing talent within […]

 

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Protect What’s Yours! Prevent Candidate Drop-off and Poaching

February 29, 2016 in HR Best Practices

 

If you’ve ever recruited food & beverage professionals, you know how much time, expense and effort goes into sourcing, screening, interviewing and vetting them. And if you’ve ever lost a top candidate – after investing all that time and effort – you know how demoralizing the loss can be. What causes candidate drop-off? Several factors […]

 

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How is a Ghost Chili Like Employee Retention?

February 1, 2016 in HR Best Practices

 

They’re both really hot! With an improving economy and job market, employee retention is back in the spotlight. So today, Kinsa begins a series of posts designed to help you keep your top performers – and keep from getting burned (by voluntary quits, that is – if you eat ghost chilies, you’re on your own!). […]

 

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