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Licensed Recruitment Interviewer

The most critical skill we can have in our arsenal as recruiters are the capability of interviewing and assessing candidates. In this Learning Path by John Vlastelica, you will learn the basic formula for interviewing, how to predict future performance, validate achievements, and a candidate's job fit.

Skills

Screening and Shortlisting

Use Case

Interviewing Recruiting

Presenters Presented By

Holly Fawcett

SocialTalent Expert

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John Vlastelica

SocialTalent Expert

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Holly Fawcett

SocialTalent Expert

Holly’s extensive experience working with global TA leaders has shaped how the world’s leading enterprises achieve hiring maturity. Her experience in this space is unparalleled, making her one of the most sought-after advisors on talent maturity and transformation in the world.

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John Vlastelica

SocialTalent Expert

John Vlastelica draws from over 20 years of recruiting experience, including almost 10 years as a corporate recruiting leader. He was the Head of Recruiting for Expedia, Head of Tech Recruiting for Amazon.com, and a hands-on recruiter and engineering recruiting leader for two start-up divisions of McCaw/AT&T Wireless. In 2005, he started Recruiting Toolbox to help other companies improve their in-house recruiting capabilities.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of the Learning Path you will be able to:

Understanding the principles and best practices of recruitment interviewing.

Mastering effective communication and active listening skills during recruitment interviews.

Familiarity with legal and ethical considerations in recruitment interviewing.

Gaining confidence and proficiency in assessing candidate suitability and making informed hiring decisions.

Missions in this Learning Path

The most critical soft skill we can have in our arsenal as recruiters is the capability of Interviewing and assessing candidates, getting evidence that they meet or don't meet our hiring criteria, so that we can empower our Hiring Managers in making the best hiring decision. Hiring Managers want speed and quality from us in Recruiting. This means we must effectively screen candidates, lead the interviewing strategy and process, add value as a capable interviewer, and lead during decision-time so that we're making evidence-based recruiting decisions. In tandem with our Talent Advisor program with John Vlastelica, John will bring you through the Basic Formula for interviewing, how to get evidence of past and present behaviour to predict future performance, validate achievements and a candidate's job fit.

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