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When to Assess Values in the Recruitment Process
One question we are asked regularly by people considering values based recruitment for the first time is when to use the Profiles4Care profiling tool
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January 18, 2016
by stephen
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Health and Social Care
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Personality profiling
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Recruitment and retention
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Staff costs
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Staff recruitment
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Values based recruitment
Benchmarking ‘values’ for recruitment
If you are a user of the Profiles4Care values-based recruitment tool then you may have noticed an icon like this, which appears next to the names of c
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October 05, 2015
by stephen
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benchmarking values
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Recruitment and retention
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Social care employment
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Staff recruitment
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Values based recruitment
The Carers of the Future
An interesting statistic which bodes well for the care industry came up recently when we asked the student and trainee applicants for this year WorldS
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May 08, 2015
by stephen
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Personality profiling
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Recruitment and retention
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skills for health
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Social care employment
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Staff recruitment
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Values based recruitment
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WorldSkills
Values based recruitment – fad or crucial?
Values based recruitment – is it just a fad or crucial for improving the care sector as so many experts are saying? Obviously we are not in any
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May 01, 2015
by stephen
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Improve care for patients
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Personality profiling
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Recruitment and retention
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Social care employment
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Values based recruitment toolkit
Great leaders are born that way
After reading the recent Guardian article on ‘Where are social care’s future leaders?’ we thought it worth adding in a point about the importanc
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February 25, 2015
by stephen
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Leadership
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Profiles4care.com
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The Guardian
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Values based recruitment
Hired Any Short Tall People Lately?
Identifying Your Ideal Employee If you were to create the specification for an ideal employee. What would this person look like; what is it that would
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May 06, 2014
by stephen
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Recruitment and retention
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Social care employment
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Staff recruitment
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Values based recruitment
Personality Profiling – What’s in it for You the Candidate?
There should be no fear in completing a personality questionnaire, however faced with any sort of questionnaire some people do hesitate. This can be f
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April 16, 2014
by stephen
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Personality profiling
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Recruitment and retention
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Staff recruitment
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Values based recruitment toolkit
You May Hire On Skill But You Will Fire On Attitude
Here is an exercise you could consider doing at workshops. Think of any job role you like. Now make a list of words you would use to describe someone
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April 07, 2014
by stephen
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Staff recruitment
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Values based recruitment
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