How to Interview People
A guide to choosing the best person for the job every time
by Heike Guilford
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Whether you are new to the interviewing or ready to take your skills to the next level, How To Interview People will show you how to instantly improve every aspect of your assessment and selection process. Packed with real life case studies, practical tips and advice, you'll discover how to choose the best person for the job every time. Chapter ov...
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