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Keep the Momentum Going When Recruiting New Employees
When hiring managers cancel interviews at the last minute, momentum comes to a screeching halt. All of a sudden, candidates begin to wonder if the company values their skills as much as it said it did.
By Jay Dubac
August 23, 2019
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by Jay Dubac
Jay joined Kimmel & Associates in 2017 as an Associate in the logistics and supply chain division. In 2019, he began applying his relationship-building skills and commitment to service to the Midwest general construction market.
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