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On a scale of 1-10, how psychologically safe do your team feel? On a separate 1-10 scale, how dominant are you in your market space? I...

"The ideal candidate will possess..." It's amusing to me that we still write job adverts that way. It feels very old-fashioned. Indeed,...

You are worrying too much about staff turnover. People teams use staff turnover numbers as a leading indicator of employee experience and...

For Sports teams, Talent is everything. It is their competitive advantage, their brand, their marketing, their history, and their future....

The culture within a business is analogous to a garden. A garden of some description grows wherever there is a plot of land. It can be...

One of the simplest yet most effective performance-enhancing techniques I've seen in years of building winning teams is the power of the...

Onboarding is interviewing's often neglected sibling, the less popular end of the hiring continuum. When you consider that most...

"Resilience" was the number two buzzword to emerge from the pandemic, running a close second to "The New Normal". Businesses everywhere...

Much is written on the subject of delivering effective interviews. Millions are spent on tools, assessments, analytics, and consultants....

Some of the "War for Talent" rhetoric is just propaganda. There, I said it. The phrase itself suggests a fight for the "very best"...

I often write about treating interviewees as though they were investors. What I usually mean by this is for hiring managers to prepare,...

The job for Talent teams, and indeed for every single person concerned with an organisation's success, is to get hiring and development...

Pick the right questions, then shut up. As interviewers, it is our job to "discover" the person sitting across from us. For a job...

Interviews are difficult to schedule, time-consuming, and don't really give all participants a fair chance when questions go off track....

"Welcome, I'm a human, and I'm gonna make mistakes. But I will always act in the Team's best interests. Those will not necessarily be...

Dale Carnegie's three commandments: Don't criticize. Don't condemn. And don't complain. Leaders often find themselves needing to rebuild...