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Preliminary Screening of Job Applicants in 5 Steps
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Title Preliminary Screening of Job Applicants in 5 Steps
Url http://www.soundpractice.net/images/sound/podcast/Preliminary_Screening_of_Job_Applicants_in_5_Steps.mp3
Description Preliminary Screening of Job Applicants in 5 Steps by Laura Sachs Hills, M.A.: In this editorial, the author suggests a five-step screening technique that will help you identify the best applicants from a large pool. The editorial explains how to eliminate unsuitable candidates and offers practical guidelines for ranking qualified applicants. It also offers advice about verifying job eligibility and using tests in the application process.
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Date Nov 6, 2007
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