Just got a copy of a presentation I did in July down in Clark County (for those not familiar with WA, Clark County is just north of Portland, OR). The presentation is about 2 hours long and covers a variety of topics, including legal aspects of hiring, best practices, applicant perceptions, utility, etc. PLUS, a game of jeopardy at the end. (How many presentations can say THAT).
A few notes before you watch it (because I know you're dying to!):
1. Only people with a microphone are clearly audible. In the vast majority of the video, this is me, although I try to repeat peoples' questions and comments.
2. This is actually four separate video (VOB) files that I spliced into one. So there may be some rough transition spots.
3. The quality is passable but not outstanding--I tried to keep the file size manageable but still visible/audible. Some of the footnotes aren't visible but I'm more than happy to post those.
4. On a related point, the audio is slightly detached from the video. Instead of being frustrated by this, try to see it as a fascinating experiment in perception.
Let me know if you have any comments or suggestions...as long as it's not about my fashion sense.
Saturday, November 11, 2006
Hiring presentation
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11/11/2006
Labels: Best practices, Legal, Training, Video
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