Do Oddball Questions Help Companies Find the Best New Hires? Unlikely.
A new study finds that asking job applicants what they would do in a zombie apocalypse risks turning off top talent
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A new study finds that asking job applicants what they would do in a zombie apocalypse risks turning off top talent
By being proactive, employees can turn these conversations into opportunities rather than something to dread
Because employees don’t have value in accounting terms, they can’t be considered assets. They can only be costs.
Employers increasingly see parental leave as a way to give other employees, or people who have been out of the workforce, a chance to strenghten their skills
Battery-powered trucks face hurdles that electric cars don’t. Among them: They can cost more than three times as much as a similar diesel model