With so many people out of work, employers can remain specific in job descriptions to get the candidate they want, Keene says.
In this week's podcast "Your Job Will Come," WalletPop's Aaron Crowe talks with Nancy Keene of the global executive search firm Stanton Chase about how to fit specific job descriptions and be a perfect fit for a job.
With so many people out of work, employers can remain specific in job descriptions to get the candidate they want, Keene says.
With so many people out of work, employers can remain specific in job descriptions to get the candidate they want, Keene says.
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