In a previous article we discussed the use of puzzle interviews [See Also | Riddles are for Storytellers] and how they are slowly becoming obsolete in the field of recruitment. Behavioural interviews are the way forward when applying for job opportunities in Malta. They are a solid and[...]
"What goes on four legs in the morning, on two legs at noon, and on three legs in the evening?" Riddles have long been used as a measure of wit and intelligence. According to Greek mythology, the Sphinx sat at the entrance of the city Thebes. She would ask a riddle, with the hopes of[...]
With a television remote control in hand we have the power to keep watching a commercial if it captures our attention and grips us for a full 30 seconds; or to simply flip over to the next channel if it bores us. When at a meeting, you should aim to leave the same effect as a memorable[...]
It may seem that attractive women are more likely to get promoted on their job rather than their plain-Jane colleagues. The same goes for men. Bradley Ruffle at Ben-Gurion University, and Ze’ev Shtudiner at Ariel University Centre researched this issue and discovered that although a handsome[...]
Hiring the right person: Is it as easy as choosing between good and bad? Present anyone with the two apples above and ask them to choose one to eat. The likelihood is the vast majority will lean towards the apple on the right. The decision is prompted by the visual, tactile and olfactory[...]