Let’s delve into the five types of abnormal mental developments often observed in managers: Narcissism, dependent personalities, egocentrism, depression, and compulsiveness. Narcissistic managers often strive to be unique, crave admiration, and hold a deep sense of entitlement. This personality trait can be advantageous as it equips individuals with…
Why People Dislike Power: A Look into Human Perception
Power is a complex concept that provokes a range of reactions. Many people regard it with wariness or outright disdain, linking it to historical misuses that have resulted in injustice and inequality. Despite these negative connotations, power is also tied closely to freedom and agency. It is a key…
Structured Interviews: The Key to Reliable Candidate Assessment
Introduction Human resources (HR) is an intricate field, characterized by a multitude of responsibilities that contribute significantly to an organization’s performance. One of the primary functions of HR is recruiting, an area in which interviews play a crucial role. The nature and format of these interviews can profoundly impact…
Rethinking Unstructured Interviews: Recognizing Errors and Improving Hiring Practices
Hiring is arguably one of the most important processes in any organization, directly shaping its present and future. Whether they are choosing structured or unstructured interviews, organizations must understand the intricacies, merits, and demerits of both to make informed decisions. Unstructured interviews, despite their popularity, are increasingly being criticized…