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Daniel Chait
@dhchait
New York, NYabout.me/dhchaitJoined April 2007

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I love the unique Spanglish vernacular at the NYC bodega deli counter. “Da me dos huevos, Aguacate, bacon en un spinach wrap con mayonesa, salt pepper ketchup, por favor”
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NYC Hotels: There's a cool little restaurant off the lobby where you can have a business breakfast at 7am or get a perfect burger & a beer at 11pm. SF Hotels: There's a vending machine where you can get some Doritos or a Ho-Ho, but it closes at 6pm.
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Thanks!! 💚
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- Best to give to a work colleague: Talent Makers - @dhchait's excellent book on how to create systematic hiring processes that will drive better results for human capital and your company
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Just asked all our data scientists to print out all the data they’ve analyzed over the past 60 days
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Twitter engineers were asked to print out their last 30 to 60 days of code so that Elon Musk could review it. Eventually someone realized how bad of an idea it was and they were then told to shred all of the print outs. This is going to be a fun ride. 😆 twitter.com/leahculver/sta…
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Here is the data organized visually by @LippensLouis. The lesson is to do structured interviews (every interviewee is asked the same questions; the focus is on examples of past experiences or proposed scenarios; questions are followed-up; & interviewers use scorecards to rate)
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What does work: 🗣Structured job interviews (with standardized questions) Job knowledge tests 🕦Past key events in someone’s life ⚒️Work samples 📊Tie between emotional & cognitive intelligence The new study updates older work👇 (you may have seen the older table on Twitter)
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Yes, and it’s no coincidence! One of our core organizing themes at is improving our customers’ candidate experience. We measure it and relentlessly work to improve it.
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I’ve found that companies who use @Greenhouse almost always have better candidate experiences. I’ve seen it time and time again. It really is almost predictable at this point. @dhchait
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