“What is your biggest weakness?”

“How do you handle conflict?”

These questions are not being asked because the manager is concerned about how you will handle things when they go right. They’re asked because the manager is concerned about how you will handle things when they go wrong.

Be prepared by having a story to tell.

Here’s one about 86 lobsters. [4 min read]

For a while now, Hunter Crown has been producing content with the goal of enlightening the hiring process and the candidate experience.

Transparency is key in our company and we would like to continue to make ourselves a “value-add” and not an inbox delete. The goal of this survey is to assess how we are doing and how we can continue to be better at delivering content that matters.

Thank you in advance for all of your responses!

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As you or your friend start interviewing for that next great opportunity, here are eight things of what NOT to do in an interview. By not doing these things, you will increase your chances of landing the job of your dreams by 67%. Fact. [4 min read]

Can you stay “in the game” past the initial excitement stage? After all, the best moments come when we’ve committed to finishing what we started and see things through to completion. [2 min read]

Changing jobs, learning a new culture, navigating a new system, meeting new people, acquiring new skills... all of this might seem like a challenge right now. But take a moment to see it from a business owner's point of view and you might notice something different…[1 min read]

Add efficiency to your company by starting off the New Year with a refreshed process. Hiring should never be an afterthought if certain roles were filled and they could change the reality of the company. [2 min read]

What do Buddha and an intern have in common? Read this short article to learn about it. [3 min read]

When a frustrated employee came to a recruiter to discuss his options, the recruiter, being an entrepreneur, gave him a textbook advice…and was DEAD WRONG! Find out what the employee did instead that helped him get the raise and promotion he wanted. [3 min read]

Do you have the right process in place for hiring talent? Are things moving along flawlessly? Here’s how to ensure you won’t lose top talent because of your process. [2 min read]

Thank you to all of our veterans for their service to our country and thank you for the inspiration for this week’s article about the concept of “tour of duty.” [4 min read]

We have all heard the statement “Honesty is the best policy.” So why are we not practicing this at every point in the hiring process? [2 min read]

If you’re looking for your next great opportunity, you’ll want to know this. [3 min read]

Another WEFTEC has come and gone. What did we think of this year’s conference? Check it out in our reflection piece. [2 min read]

Many things need to fall in place for a position to be offered and accepted, and to work out in the long term for both parties. What's the value recruiters bring to the table?

The Wonder Women of Water is a recognition initiative focused on the contributions made by women to the water and wastewater industry. Meet the 2018 honorees.

Have you recently read a job description asking for “motivated candidates”? What does “motivated” even mean in these situations? Check out this week's article to learn more.

As a candidate, are you really the best fit for this position? As an employer, are you asking too much of this candidate? The candidate wants to make sure they made the right decision for their career, while employers want the best employee and the best contributor. Both want to remain with the organization as long as it's valuable for each party. How can you accomplish this, as a candidate and as an employer?

Your LinkedIn profile is another chance to sell yourself to the world. Your profile serves as your “24/7 resume.” Learn why this is beneficial and how having an up to date LinkedIn profile makes you an attractive candidate.

The Wonder Women of Water is a recognition initiative focused on the contributions made by women to the water and wastewater industry. Meet the 2018 honorees.