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Q&A with the Author of The Self Reliant Entrepreneur

Oct 31, 2019 By Elaine Fogel

John Jantsch is a marketing consultant, speaker, and best-selling author of Duct Tape Marketing, The Referral Engine, Duct Tape Selling, The Commitment Engine, and SEO for Growth. He’s also a supportive colleague whom I admire. His newest book, The Self-Reliant Entrepreneur: 366 Daily Meditations to Feed Your Soul and Grow Your Business taps into the wisdom of 19th-century transcendentalist literature and the […]

Filed Under: Personal Readiness Tagged With: Interviews, Reading

3 Ways to Ace an Interview

Aug 6, 2018 By Parker Davis

After job hunting or seeking a new position, landing an interview can bring a sense of anxiety, rather than relief. “You have to answer questions and make a good impression while at the same time, trying to collect enough information to decide whether you want the job or not,” says Forbes. This can lead to […]

Filed Under: Human Resources Tagged With: Interviewing, Interviews

9 Modern HR Policies to Boost Your Company Culture

Apr 27, 2018 By Mike James

In an increasingly competitive job market, sometimes the only thing that differentiates your firm is the company culture. Candidates know this, and rather than just settling for a job where they turn up each day and get paid for it at the end of the month, they’re grilling potential workplaces about the other benefits that […]

Filed Under: Human Resources Tagged With: Culture, Human Resources, Interviews, Team

Job Interview Tips: What Not to Say in a Job Interview

Mar 20, 2018 By SEER Interactive

Interviewing is hard. It’s even more difficult when you take into consideration different industry needs and types of questions that can be asked, as well as different answers each employer wants. In 2017, Seer brought on board 58 new hires, but we saw more than 2,000 applications come through the door. According to FitSmallBusiness, this wasn’t surprising. 42 […]

Filed Under: Human Resources Tagged With: Hiring, Interviews, Mistakes

10 Game-Changing Quick Fixes to Improve Your Interview Process

Oct 3, 2017 By SEER Interactive

The battle for top talent in the US is becoming increasingly competitive, costly, and time-consuming. Today, the average job opening takes 52 days to fill and costs the company $4K. Clearly, companies are willing to invest both time and money into Recruiting the best-of-the-best for their organization. But, what happens when you don’t have the time to […]

Filed Under: Human Resources Tagged With: Hiring, Human Resources, Interviews

Small Biz Interviews: The Seattle Grind

Feb 21, 2017 By Michael Jones

The colors on the walls of Porchlight Coffee & Records might have changed since its 2009 inception, but the homey, DIY feeling inside hasn’t changed a bit. When owner Zack Bolotin bootstrapped the Capitol Hill shop into existence using, in his own words, “a budget equal to the cost of a car,” aesthetics were mostly […]

Filed Under: Innovation Tagged With: Interviews

Small Biz Interviews: Saving for a Rainy Day

Feb 14, 2017 By Michael Jones

The adage “Know what you do, do what you love” seems particularly appropriate for Freeman, a small Seattle-based company founded on a singular goal: design the perfect raincoat. From an ad hoc space in their own kitchen, husband/wife duo Scott and Brittany Freeman, well-versed in the rules of wet weather if not necessarily menswear design, […]

Filed Under: Operations Tagged With: Interviews

Small Biz Interviews: Groomed for Success

Feb 6, 2017 By Michael Jones

The repertoire of a barber might have changed over the centuries (they no longer, for instance, offer bloodletting and leeching services, as they did in the Middle Ages), but a couple things have stood the test of time: mainly the haircut part and a profound sense of community. Yes, since the Bronze Age, men have […]

Filed Under: Operations Tagged With: Interviews

Small Biz Interviews: Half a Century at the Drive-In

Jan 27, 2017 By Michael Jones

Dick’s Drive-In is no flash in the proverbial frying pan. A Seattle staple since Dick Spady, Warren Ghormley, and “Tom” Thomas opened their first outpost in 1954, Dick’s has been serving up old fashioned milkshakes, fresh-cut fries, and, according to Esquire magazine, America’s single most “life-changing burger.” Their customer base, understandably, is a loyal one. (So loyal, […]

Filed Under: Operations Tagged With: Interviews

Small Biz Interviews: A Passion for Pencils

Jan 20, 2017 By Michael Jones

The archetype of a pencil is fairly standard in the American mind—yellow, with a dark pink eraser nub, number 2 (and often required for standardized tests). Walk into CW Pencil Enterprise, a small shop in Manhattan, and you’ll find over 200 varieties of pencils from around the world. You realize quickly that you underestimated this simple yet […]

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