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What was once considered a topic too taboo to discuss in corporate cultures, emotional intelligence is now the buzzword for almost every leader and organization who strives to be innovative. This is more valid in the current business scenario because newly dispersed workplaces have moved into uncertain hybrid work conditions.

Those who recruit or hire employees for organizations, big or small, function with the same objective: finding the brightest workforce. Although this process of recognizing the right talent among the vast pool of candidates and prospects is daunting and challenging, companies invest a considerable amount of money, effort, and time in their hiring processes to attract the best employees.

The Coronavirus pandemic altered the way organizations operate, from making work from home necessary to providing the hybrid workplace concept to businesses. While many companies still allow employees to work from home, others have opted for hybrid work arrangements. 

The last time you had to reject a candidate, and you thought of the most polite and thoughtful way to do so, you were not only being decent but also significantly boosting your employer’s brand. No matter how unbelievable it may sound, if you choose the right ways to reject a candidate, you can turn them into your organization’s representative even when they are not actually working there. 

Business executives in various industries, aiming for rapid yet long-term growth, unknowingly set large sales expectations for their workers. Sales processes are being modified as buyer profiles evolve and the complexity of products and processes in the face of global market churn and change.

Since the employment market has become increasingly candidate-driven in recent years, recruitment and selection practices have evolved. Recruitment is no longer limited to the needs of the company. Providing a positive applicant experience has become one of HR’s top concerns to hire the best potential prospects because every organization wants to hire the best candidate.

Are you seeking ways to make your selection process more effective? Are you looking for candidates who will be a good fit for your company’s culture? Do you want individuals who are as enthusiastic about working for your firm as you are?