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Job ads are often the first impression jobseekers will have of your company. Unfortunately, many employers treat job ads as an afterthought. Here are some of the ways you may be ruining your job ads.
Even with six months to a year of experience, it’s difficult to know if an entry-level candidate will be successful. Use these five interview questions to recognize top talent for entry-level positions.
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Everything you need to know about hiring youth in Hawaii—from fundamental requirements to examples of what teenage workers can and can’t do.
Your job ad brought in a promising candidate. But if they don't meet all requirements, are you still obligated to pay as advertised?
Hawaii is in a hiring pickle: lots of companies are looking for workers; not nearly enough workers are looking for new positions. At almost full statewide employment, recruiting passive candidates will—if it hasn’t already—become a necessity for many local employers.
The desire to please and impress an employer will produce droves of candidates all claiming to be passionate about your position and company. So, how can you tell if a candidate is simply enthusiastic or actually has a passion for their work?
Asking the wrong interview questions can result in a bad hire or worse yet, put a company at risk for potential claims of discrimination. Download our easy-to-use interview guide to lawful and unlawful interview questions.