If you a sourcing for role that is paying beneath market rate, how would you communicate this to a hiring manager?
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Paraphrasing: - Two challenging roles to fill are currently X and Y (actual open roles on the Couchbase website). 1) What is your sourcing strategy for these roles? Please prepare a list of 5+ candidates and be prepared to answer 'Why'? 2) Write an introductory message to these candidates 3) How would you coach your hiring manager to sell this role to these candidates? 4) What tools do you need to close these candidates? While the scenario is hypothetical, we do need the following deliverables: the list of candidates and the initial outreach message. The rest is meant to be a real-time discussion.
Well, general questions about experiences, education and so on.
Asked a lot of stacked questions.
How much time do you spend on the phone at your old job?
How will you recruit for a hard to fill role
Why do you want to work here
On a scale of 1-10 how would you rate your skills with Microsoft Word, Access, Excel?
There is no possibility to do home office in this job. Is that OK for you?
Have you set up any recruiting processes?
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