Remove Background screening Remove Books Remove Structured interviews
article thumbnail

Interview Training for Hiring Managers: Your 17-Step Guide

AIHR

Interview training for hiring managers (also known as interview skills training) aims to build the skills hiring managers need to prepare for an interview effectively. You can conduct this assessment through various methods, such as surveys, self-evaluations, one-on-one discussions, or observing live or recorded interviews.

article thumbnail

Understanding equity in the workplace: Key principles and importance

Achievers

Recent research shows that diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) is a priority for organizations across the US. Despite its importance, recent research from Gallup shows that only 28% of surveyed employees strongly agree that their workplace is fair and equitable. Why is equity important in the workplace?

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

The Candidate Journey: 7 Touchpoints For Hiring Success (In 2025)

AIHR

The report found some common challenges with the lengthy process, including getting bogged down in application review, spending too much time checking in on availability for interviews, and having too many steps involved in sending or signing offers. Increases efficiency: Small details, like smooth interview scheduling, matter.

article thumbnail

Guide to Developing a Recruitment Plan

Peoplebox

A fair recruitment plan sets protocols in place for all levels of recruitment efforts, so that any HR or hiring managers in the company know exactly what steps to take to screen and hire someone for a role, with no room for favoritism or discrimination. Also read: What are the objectives of job analysis? Give them a fair chance.

article thumbnail

How to Reduce Racial Bias in Hiring: 12 Steps

Ongig

For instance, a study by the National Bureau of Research showed that job applicants with distinctively Black names are about 10% less likely to get contacted for interviews regardless of their skills, experience, and education level. So, racial bias in hiring is still a problem. And this racism often creeps into job descriptions.

article thumbnail

Intentional Inclusion in the Workplace: Holding People Ops to a Higher Standard

15Five

We’ve committed to improving the diversity of candidates who progress through our talent acquisition funnels through expanding our recruitment sources, using structured interviews, and training interviewers on implicit bias. We’re excited for leaders to get the data they need to inform their D/I strategy.

article thumbnail

6 top tips for preventing ageism in the workplace

Insperity

Put some checks and balances in place where needed to ensure new employees are being selected for the right reasons. Check your manager’s definition of what that means. Or, was it revealed during the interview process that the candidate doesn’t do well at solving problems? Don’t ask for unnecessary information.