Over half of all job candidates decide if they want to work for a business before an interview has even finished, survey findings have found, with many needing just minutes. more»
There?s sure to be an influx of potential new applicants looking to start afresh in 2018. With this in mind, it might be time for your company to scrub up on how it can attract top talent. more»
It?s usually job hunters who are advised to take care over their social media output and expect potential employers to access their profiles. However, a new study has suggested this is a two way street. more»
Recruiters suggested various ways candidates could easily appear more prepared during interviews, with 75 per cent urging people to read job descriptions more thoroughly. more»
Within the limitations of a short job interview, first impressions are important in assessing if an applicant is right for the company. New research has now indicated which candidate questions best demonstrate the interviewee's potential. more»
Britain's company decision-makers make the wrong call on every two out of five new recruits, according to fresh research into the true cost of hiring mistakes. more»
A significant proportion of candidates blame the company they were due to meet for interview absenteeism, claiming that firms need to do more to engage prospective staff throughout the recruitment process. more»
After founding your business, hiring your first employee may well be the most seminal decision that you make as a business owner ? but when is the right time, and how do you do it? more»
You may think a typical working day is dull for most UK employees, but a new study has found there are plenty of ups and downs when considering the longer-term outlook of an adult's average working life. more»
