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It’s frustrating to make an offer that gets turned down or, worse yet, used to leverage a counteroffer. You can minimize risk with a careful interview strategy.

Naturally, you want to know why candidates would leave where they work so you make sure you have something to offer. Unfortunately, “why do you want to leave?” won’t get you an answer you can use.

Changing jobs brings challenges you probably wouldn’t imagine. Many people operate with a head full of myths about how the process works.

Competition for talent is fierce. If you haven’t lost a candidate to a counter-offer, you know someone who has. Your best protection is putting the subject on the table—front and center—during a [...]

After you’ve put in all that time looking and interviewing, you’ve found the one you want. Now is not the time to lose your candidate because you didn’t handle the offer quite right. You’ve been [...]

Interviewing BV candidates can be challenging enough. Making an offer is often the hardest part because it’s when you finally give up control of the process. Up to now, the candidate has been nervous.

The battle to attract and hire top talent has returned. And so has the risk of losing your candidate to a counter-offer.

All your skills and experience don’t seem to carry as much weight as you think they should as you start talking salary with your potential employer. What’s wrong with him?

The HR Insider returns to let you have a private discussion about how things really work. In previous issues, we’ve explored questions about breaking through to Partner and dealing with [...]

Whether you’re interviewing by your own choice, or because you found that the music stopped and you didn’t have a chair to sit in, it’s critical to be attentive to the impression you’re making. A [...]