Creative Hiring
The Pinnacle Model for Spontaneous, Imaginative, Collaborative Interviews
by Ozan Dagdeviren
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appears in Hiring Recruiting.
Creative Hiring introduces The Pinnacle Model which describes the job interview in which both parties mutually enjoy, learn and improve themselves. Most importantly, it aims to accomplish this while elevating and improving the interviewer to see behind the mask of business formality, and decipher the competencies and qualities of the candidates wit...
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