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Knock 'em Dead - Hiring the Best: Proven Tactics for Successful Employee Selection
Martin Yate
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Description for Knock 'em Dead - Hiring the Best: Proven Tactics for Successful Employee Selection
Paperback. With Knock 'em Dead: Hiring the Best, you will not only find the best candidates, you can ensure they succeed once they're on your payroll. Num Pages: 304 pages. BIC Classification: KJMV2. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 141 x 212 x 22. Weight in Grams: 314.
How to select exceptional employees!
You cannot manage productively without first hiring effectively, yet all too often this most important of all management skills is overlooked--as if on promotion into management, a manager becomes mysteriously endowed with all the critical skills of intelligent employee selection. The odds are that no one ever taught you how to hire effectively and manage productively--until now.
Martin Yate, CPC, New York Times bestselling author of the Knock 'em Dead career management books, brings his inimitable practical insights to bear on effective employee selection and productive management in this latest edition of Knock ... Read more. With every page completely rewritten to meet the demands of the Internet age, Hiring the Best gives you intelligent strategies coupled with the practical tactics that can deliver successful hires every time. Among the new features of this entirely new edition are:
With Knock 'em Dead: Hiring the Best, you will not only find the best candidates, you can ensure they succeed once they're on your payroll. Show Less
How to select exceptional employees!
You cannot manage productively without first hiring effectively, yet all too often this most important of all management skills is overlooked--as if on promotion into management, a manager becomes mysteriously endowed with all the critical skills of intelligent employee selection. The odds are that no one ever taught you how to hire effectively and manage productively--until now.
Martin Yate, CPC, New York Times bestselling author of the Knock 'em Dead career management books, brings his inimitable practical insights to bear on effective employee selection and productive management in this latest edition of Knock ... Read more. With every page completely rewritten to meet the demands of the Internet age, Hiring the Best gives you intelligent strategies coupled with the practical tactics that can deliver successful hires every time. Among the new features of this entirely new edition are:
- How to organize and manage effective selection programs.
- How to execute time management sensitive interviews.
- Learn practical interview tricks that improve your overall communication skills.
- Access more than 500 new interview questions that lead to smart hires.
- How to make the right hiring decisions and get new hires off to a fast start.
- How to re-engineer selection tactics for productive day-to-day management.
With Knock 'em Dead: Hiring the Best, you will not only find the best candidates, you can ensure they succeed once they're on your payroll. Show Less
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2014
Publisher
Adams Media
Condition
New
Series
Knock 'em Dead
Number of Pages
304
Place of Publication
Holbrook, MA, United States
ISBN
9781440562709
SKU
V9781440562709
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 15 to 20 working days
Ref
99-15
About Martin Yate
Martin Yate, CPC, is one of the foremost experts in the field of resumes, job search and career management. The author of Knock ’em Dead, Knock ’em Dead Resumes, Knock ’em Dead Cover Letters, Knock ’em Dead: Secrets & Strategies for First-Time Job Seekers, and many other career books. Martin has helped millions of people achieve professional success and he ... Read more
Reviews for Knock 'em Dead - Hiring the Best: Proven Tactics for Successful Employee Selection
"An excellent resource for job seekers who want to see things from the other side of the desk...a rare peek behind the curtain at how interviews are constructed." - Amy Lindgren, St. Paul Pioneer Press