Latest Blog Posts for CAI University

• How to Hire a Millennial
  on Dec 18, 2016 in Career Interviewing/Reviews
  In an article for Forbes, Joseph Fuller briefly examines the trends in how businesses attempt to cater to Millennials as potential employees. General Electric for instance is planning to move from Connecticut to Boston in order to appease Millennials...
• Traits of the Awesome Employees
  on Dec 18, 2016 in Career Interviewing/Reviews
  In case you somehow forgot, Peter Economy spells out the traits that make for a great new hire in an article for Inc. For instance, an excelsior candidate will display a great work ethic, taking pride in the work and eager to get it right. Such peopl...
• 3 Hiring Tips that Work
  on Dec 18, 2016 in Career Interviewing/Reviews
  Business owner Tucker Max (who is famous in frat boy circles) realized earlier in his career that the use of fancy hiring tools cannot actually guarantee high-quality hires. In an article for Entrepreneur, he shares three quick tips to remember inste...
• How to Hire with Algorithms
  on Dec 18, 2016 in Career Interviewing/Reviews
  Welcome to the cold, miserable future, where computers decide who gets an interview or a job. Want to get in on that action? Oren Danieli, Andrew Hillis, and Michael Luca share some tips in an article for Harvard Business Review. They share five prin...
• How to Hire People Who Really Get Stuff Done
  on Dec 18, 2016 in Career Interviewing/Reviews
  When it comes to recruiting, Marie Burns looks for “GSDers,” people who “get stuff done.” In an article for the Muse, she describes how she finds the GSDers. It takes some effort. In the pre-screening, scan resumes and cover letters for actio...
• Ways to Hire Great People and Avoid Hiring Disasters
  on Dec 18, 2016 in Career Interviewing/Reviews
  Few business situations are as awkward as a hire that just does not work out. Brian Tracy and Mark Thompson share a multitude of sharp hiring tips in an article for Monster. Use these tips to avoid monster hires. (Yep, I went there.) For starters, al...
• So long as we love…
  on Dec 16, 2016 in Quotations
  So long as we love we serve; so long as we are loved by others, I would almost say that we are indispensable; and no man is useless while he has a friend. -Robert Louis Stevenson, Scottish novelist, poet, essayist, and travel writer The post So long...
• How to Attack the Enemies of Scope Management
  on Dec 16, 2016 in Risk Management enemies of scope management scope management scope management tips
  The “enemies” of scope management are not literally people. They are not picketing beside your desk and yelling at you to add 20 more features. But that is the bad news—because if they really were people, they would be easier to purge. In a qui...
• 3 Tips to Disconnect from Tech and Increase Productivity
  on Dec 16, 2016 in IT Best Practices boredom break period managing boredom managing time social media social media posts status update on social media technology time management utilize time workplace distraction
  Society reprogrammed itself way too fast. The briefest lull in conversation or activity now signals that a person should check his or her phone for notifications. Never mind that those notifications probably do not matter even when they are actually...
• 4 Reasons the Mobile Newsfeed Is the Future of Employee Communications
  on Dec 16, 2016 in IT Best Practices Employee communications employee engagement Mobile Newsfeed
  In the world of employee communications things are drastically changing. Many brands are making the move to a mobile-first, newsfeed-like approach. While many companies are still operating on “1998 internet principles,” Arik Hanson believe this i...

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