As recruiters, we try to account for every possible contingency that might arise during the course of an interview. Unfortunately, there are simply too many variables that come into play in such a format, and every so often a planned meeting that appears to be a sure thing evolves into the missed opportunity of a [...]
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10 Ways to Make Certain Your Interview Will Develop Potholes in Short Order
Ask for the Job!
You feel that the interview went exceptionally well. You had great rapport with the hiring manager. You both agreed that your qualifications, cultural fit requirements, and relevant performance-related accomplishments were a superb match for the role. Yet, unexpectedly, you received notice afterwards that the company was no longer interested in pursuing you for the opening. [...]
17 Interview Questions a Candidate Should Expect to Hear
It is essential to be prepared to effectively and agilely provide strong answers to an interviewer’s queries. Although the range and form of each individual’s respective format and approach may differ greatly, there are a number of core questions that always seem to surface during the course of an assessment. Those who have readied determined, [...]
13 Questions to Ask an Interviewer
Well-prepared and germane questions for a potential employer not only allow you to effectively gauge the strength of the opportunity and how well it matches your requirements, they also provide the interviewer with a strong impression of your commitment and professionalism. The following questions have all proven to be highly relevant and effective: 1. What [...]
Lessons Learned from an Unexpected Candidate Placement: Part 2
In my last post I outlined the story of an individual who took great initiative and was rewarded with the best job of his career. Here are some of the important points I was able to mine and utilize from that and other similar experiences in recruitment. Generate your own luck Did I have a [...]
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Dan McLaughlin founded Renascent Solutions in 2001 after rapidly establishing himself as one of the top recruitment producers in the country. He has successfully completed numerous searches for a wide array of high technology companies ranging from early-stage enterprises to well-established Fortune 500 corporations. His diverse knowledge of, and experience in, both the private and public sectors, combined with an unsurpassed desire to help people succeed, have allowed him to formulate a highly unique approach and a correspondingly responsive, dynamic, and exceptionally effective venture. Dan earned a Bachelor’s Degree from Montana State University and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from the University of Montana.
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