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Tom Janz commented on Featured Writer Series's blog post 'We Didn’t Start The Fire: The Changing Employer – Employee Relationship'
"Interesting, engaging, and thought provoking as always. However, before we become too wrapt up in the Hollywood model, we should examine the genie curve in that industry. Over 95% of the participants in the 'acting' community earn less…"
Nov 6, 2009
Tom Janz commented on Trevor Smith's blog post 'Help!!!...I'm drowning in Resumes.'
"WOW! Science offers a clear and compelling answer to the problem of drowning in resumes. It never ceases to amaze me how 85 years of published research on the accuracy of pre-hire validated assessments (Schmidt and Hunter, 1998, Psychological…"
Oct 7, 2009
Tom Janz left a comment for Randy Levinson
"Thanks for your kind comments. Its clear we are in a violent agreement. Cheers!"
Sep 21, 2009
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Sep 21, 2009
Randy Levinson left a comment for Tom Janz
"Tom, again thanks for our repspose to my post. As I may have mentioned to you, I Think many people I have worked with or interviewed with learned how to behavioral interview in the same way many appproach learning about the Atkin's diet. They…"
Sep 21, 2009
Tom Janz commented on Randy Levinson's blog post 'I’m sorry; you’re just interviewing me wrong'
"As the people scientist (IO Psychologist) that proved the value (Journal of Applied Psychology, 1982) and then wrote the book on Behavioral Interviewing (Janz, Hellervik, and Gilmore, 1987), I agree fundamentally with your post but write a somewhat…"
Sep 21, 2009
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Sep 15, 2009
Tom Janz commented on Lisa Kaye's blog post 'Job Forecast: Partly Cloudy With A Chance Of Showers …'
"Your points are well penned and well taken. Searching where the jobs are will be much more rewarding than searching where they aren't. Investing in yourself, meaning actually doing the work to be prepared to convincingly communicate your human…"
Sep 14, 2009
Tom Janz commented on Kathleen Quinn Votaw's blog post 'Great hires / bad hires: how to tell the difference BEFORE you make the offer'
"Being in the assessment biz, of course I second Peter's comment on 'Great Post'. The problem with Peter's recommendation (which we would call an observed simulation) is that the time and cost involved means you can only take the…"
Aug 11, 2009
Tom Janz commented on Jonathan McLeod's blog post 'The interview's the thing...'
"The problem with interviewing tricks is that they introduce lots of randomness unrelated to job performance. The proven effective road to nailing top talent remains focusing in on behavior descriptions of specific achievements/challenges closely…"
Jun 4, 2009
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Name
Dr. Tom
Location
Vallejo
Company
Global Human Asset Systems, LLC
Which best describes your profession?
Virtual, Vendor/Consultant
How many years have you been in the business?
5 - 9 years
Which industries do you work in now?
All Industries
Are you interested in split placements?
no
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ERE
What kind of networking are you open to?
Open networking
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Kevin Wheeler
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At 5:11pm on September 21, 2009, Randy Levinson said…
Tom, again thanks for our repspose to my post. As I may have mentioned to you, I Think many people I have worked with or interviewed with learned how to behavioral interview in the same way many appproach learning about the Atkin's diet. They read the first few steps and believe they've got the whole picture. So my slam was not on behavioral interviewing in it's true form (I misspoke whe I claimed that an interviewer might be using "too literally" when what I really meant to say is "more robotically", or without knowing what their outcome is really suppossed to be.) but rather on many people who do not use those techniques appropriately or effectively. Thanks again for your thoughtful comment.
 
 
 

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