Hugh Williams has interviewed a few thousand people in roles at Microsoft, eBay and Google: Here’s his golden rule for hiring
The most difficult challenge in scaling a tech company is finding the right people, which is why it is important to hire for competencies.
Rewriting the rule book: Why job descriptions should be made redundant
The job descriptions business leaders have spent years refining have been thrown out during COVID-19. So, are they gone for good?
When hiring, how do you know when you’ve found ‘the one’? Goterra’s head of people Laura Stuart shares her tips
When hiring for a growing startup, it can be hard to choose the right person, so we asked Goterra's head of people to share her learnings.
Attitude over ability: Twitter and Square founder Jack Dorsey reveals how he hires for success
Having founded social media leviathan Twitter and then $26 billion payments fintech Square, Jack Dorsey knows a thing or two about building a business.
How to write the perfect job advertisement
Writing a strong job ad is an effective way to reel in the strongest prospective candidates. Here are six things to consider.
How crappy recruitment ads trigger an eight-step spiral into disillusionment
Few things are as effective as recruitment ads in setting everyone involved up for disappointment.
Want a gender-diverse workforce? Scrap tokenistic quotas and hiring bias
When you focus on hiring processes that prioritise merit, coachability and attitude, and consciously remove unconscious bias, diversity is a by-product.
Coffee tests and jumbo jets: Do trick questions in interviews drive the best talent away?
When it comes to hiring for startups, are cryptic questions or secret tests actually helpful, or indicative of the kind of employee a candidate would be?
“A war chest of investors”: HR startup Shortlyster raises $5 million from heavy-hitting investors including Shark Tank’s Andrew Banks
HR startup Shortlyster has raised $5 million to grow its algorithm-enabled tool helping businesses put bias aside when choosing the best candidates.