This month's blog is a guest blog for Celpax!
Tag: cultural fit
4 All Too Common Onboarding Mistakes to Avoid
Anyone who has ever hired a new employee in their team knows how difficult finding the right person can be. Not only does the newcomer need to meet the technical requirements of the role but they also need to fit in your company culture and get along with the rest of the team. Indeed, finding the right candidate takes time and costs money to your organization.
3 Questions to Ask Your in Your Next Job Interview
Do you have any questions for us? Anyone who has ever interviewed for a job has most likely been asked this question. The reason interviewers like to ask this question is not only because they might want to be courteous toward you by clearing your doubts. No, the real reason why most interviewers offer to answer your questions is because they want to hear what kind of questions you have.
5 Steps to Apply for the Right Jobs
If you have ever been job hunting, you know how frustrating the application process can be. You spend hours looking for positions and writing customized applications to impress the recruiters and hiring managers. You dedicate all that time and get your hopes up only to receive an automated "thank you, but no thank you" email or, in many cases, no response at all. You feel disappointed because you were so sure that you were the right person for that job.
3 Tips on How to Hire for Cultural Fit
Have you ever interviewed someone who seemed like the perfect fit for the job on paper but during the interview, you just didn't have the "feeling" with them? Maybe the candidate did everything right during the hiring process but your gut was telling you that something was off?
How to Build an Authentic Company Culture
Company culture is the combination of the shared values and behavior of the people working for the company. Some company cultures are intentionally built and others have developed on their own. The latter is especially the case in start-ups where the culture is often very closely attached to the character of the founder(s).