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Give Candidates “A Day in the Life”... itle>You have ... to publish this article ... or inprint, free of charge, as long as the bylines are ... courtesy copy of your ... would be ... You have permission to publish this article electronically or in The news headlines in this newsletter link to third-party sites. Copyright © 2004 Head2Head. All rights reserved. Send this article to a friend View original HTML version Receive Articles like this every second week What sounds good on paper can sometimes be completely different hired them for is not something you want to discover on Day 1 of their new position. So it can be worthwhile to give prospective candidates a taste of what's to come through a “day in the life” adventure. Let your short list of candidates spend a day with someone in your organization who performs the same or similar function you are considering them for. Have them go on a sales visit, sit in on a meeting, listen to a customer service call, or otherwise experience some of the typical activities of their prospective job. This job preview might save both of you time and effort if it turns out the candidate's no longer interested. Incidentally, if your candidates encounter a lot of surprises in their “day in the life” you might reconsider how you are describing the job in your literature or interview process. For what roles do you send candidates on a “day in the life”? Take our poll, and see how others This month's recruiting headlines: Workplace Predictions Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
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