How to Hire in a Moment of Crisis
Our world is completely different today than it was just a few short weeks ago. While many companies are slowing down and putting a halt to their hiring processes, there are also many industries having to adjust to the overload of workloads. Hiring expert, Ryan Kohler instructs how to adjust hiring processes during a moment of crisis using tools and methods that allow companies to stand out against competitors and attract the exact candidates they are looking for in a time of need and urgency.
Learning objectives that will be covered:
Company leaders and executives learn how to prepare and develop a clear idea of who they are looking for and how to write up a job ad to attract those exact candidates.
Executives and HR leaders discover how to quickly adjust and rapidly screen candidates for both short term and long term positions while maintaining social distancing and low personal interaction. They’ll establish the right interview questions and assessments in order to hire quickly while still hiring the best qualified and fit candidates.
HR professionals are able to find security in knowing they made great hires.
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