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Reject With Respect: How to Decline Job Candidates

ExactHire

Unfortunately, many employers procrastinate on or even skip this essential candidate communication due to apathy, a lack of organization and/or a poor system for managing candidate follow-up during the hiring process. In this blog, I’ll share ten employment brand-friendly strategies for passing on job candidates.

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employer asked if we should use force to protect traditional values, working with a coworker who drops balls, and more

Ask a Manager

This post, employer asked if we should use force to protect traditional values, working with a coworker who drops balls, and more , was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager. I took this online assessment for a right below C-level manager position three weeks ago and I’m still thinking about this question.

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How to Craft a Company Alcohol Policy

Namely

In lieu of defaulting to a happy hour whenever it comes time to plan an event, opt for off-site activities like laser-tag, karaoke, or even a corporate field day. Interview the individual’s manager or any other involved parties. Consider looping in another manager or member of leadership for a second opinion.

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my boss’s wife wants me to organize their house, employee wants a demotion, and more

Ask a Manager

If it does happen, you can say, “I’ll certainly do whatever you need me to do here as part of my work, but I’m not comfortable helping anyone manage their home.” my boss’s wife wants me to organize their house, employee wants a demotion, and more was originally published by Alison Green on Ask a Manager.

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Help Your Career By Stepping Onto a Sinking Ship

45 Things

Or, perhaps your age is preventing you from getting a job in many companies -- you're either too young or too old or too inexperienced or perhaps even too desperate. That's the stuff that makes any resume sing and a hiring manager sit up and take notice. But every one of those things you learn will be valuable in one way or another.

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“Always to be overly prepared before hand” with Kari Caldwell & Parveen Panwar, Mr. Activated

Thrive Global

I’ve learned to use my inner energy and intuition to manage high stakes, high pressure situations. To manage this I connect with the positive “feelings” of the outcomes. However, I found that I stayed engaged in meditation when I had a specific purpose that would help me manage my stress better.

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Nena Dimovska On How We Need To Adjust To The Future Of Work

Thrive Global

When you’re young and inexperienced, you need the occasional shove from an authoritative figure. Here, change management takes a leading role, and it takes a strong expertise to not only execute, but also properly communicate the change impact/importance. He, she, or they might just see this if we tag them.