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Job Competency & Developing Your Personal Career Stories

Friday, November 14, 2008
10:00 to 11:30

North Dallas/Plano Career Focus Group
Christ United Methodist Church, Plano
Coit and Parker, Room N156
Free - Open to the public

High Impact Interviewing

November, 2008
Date: TBA
10:00 am to 12:00 noon

Drake/Beam/Morin (DBM)
Oxy Building, LBJ and the tollroad
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You're Hired: How to Beat out Your Competition

Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Evening presentation, Time DBA

Jewish Family Service
5402 Arapaho Road at Montfort
Free - Open to the public, Limited Seating



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Hiring Tips: Smart People Doing Dumb Things

by Mitch Byers :: Monday, July 14, 2008 :: posted in Selection & Hiring

Malcolm Gladwell, author of The Tipping Point and Blink, was the first speaker at the May 2008 New Yorker Conference. “Stories from the near future” was the theme of the two-day conference. Albeit condensed, here are his words and my comments from his talk regarding the “challenge of hiring in the modern world.”

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Hiring Tips: Selecting the right performance predictors

by Mitch Byers :: Friday, July 11, 2008 :: posted in Selection & Hiring

Malcolm Gladwell, author of The Tipping Point and Blink, was the first speaker at the May 2008 New Yorker Conference. “Stories from the near future” was the theme of the two-day conference. Albeit condensed, here are his words and my comments from his talk regarding the “challenge of hiring in the modern world.”

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Speed Interviewing: Coming to a company near you.

by Mitch Byers :: Monday, May 19, 2008 :: posted in Interviewing to Win, Selection & Hiring, News & Events, Enhancing Your Career

A recent article from Dr. John Sullivan discusses up an emerging trend – speed interviewing. Speed Interviewing takes its name from the once popular, Speed Dating. Speed Interviewing severely compresses the interviewing process. Compare cooking popcorn the old fashion way - heating up oil in a deep pan and adding a shallow layer of popcorn to today’s fast and easy microwave popcorn. The popcorn today is ready in jiffy with no mess or cleanup. Speed interviewing hopes to achieve the same results: faster and easier without all the messy protocols of a traditional interview. The slimmed down version is making inroads because [More…]

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