There are a thousand books on how to ace an interview. This is the one on how to run one.
And yet you're the one making the call. You're the one who has to look at a stack of resumés, sit down with five strangers, and decide which one joins your team. Get it right and you build something. Get it wrong and you're doing it all over again in six months — after the training, the onboarding, the disruption, and the tens of thousands of dollars.
There's a better way.
Executive Recruiter Frannie Meisen spent years placing candidates in roles from entry-level to C-suite. She learned to see past the polished performances and rehearsed answers, past the version of themselves candidates think they have to present in order to get the job.
Her method comes down to two things: Credentials — can they do the job? And Chemistry — will they last?
What's inside:
Whether you're a hiring manager for a major corporation, a small business owner, or a parent hiring a nanny, the fundamental principles of what makes a productive interviewing experience don't change.
Here's the thing about great interviews: they don't feel like interviews at all. They feel like conversations.
How To Interview People teaches you how to have that conversation — every single time.
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