Put Away the Suitcase 3 Video Interviewing Travel Solutions

Put Away the Suitcase 3 Video Interviewing Travel SolutionsBefore you book airfare for a talented candidate, you might want to think twice. After a four month lull, plane ticket prices are on the rise coinciding with rising fuel costs. With the war for talent still raging, your company cant afford to ignore smart job seekers based on their geography. This is where video interviewing can really save the day, or at least your companys bottom line.Before your candidate buckles their seat belt and puts their tray in the upright position, consider abandoning the air and taking to the computer instead. Theres no baggage to check or metal detectors to step through on the way to a video interview. Here are some ways virtual interviews are taking miles off the hiring processSaving Money on TravelIts no shock that online video interviews save money when it comes to travel. After all, candidates dont have to take a plane to fire up their webcams. Instead, interviews can be performed wherever an d whenever candidates and employers have time. With live video interviews candidates and hiring managers can still get face-to-face time, all without leaving home. It should come as no shock that video interviews can save as much as 67 percent of the travel costs associated with hiring.Broaden Your HorizonsIts no secret that all the talented candidates in your industry dont live within your area code. As the marketplace for hiring great employees becomes more competitive, companies ignore far flung talent at their own peril. In todays economy, a great idea can be worth its weight in gold, and your next superstar employee could be holding the key to your companys success. Who would have thought a program that filters your pictures could be the next big thing? The makers of Instagram did though, and this bright idea netted them one billion dollars from Facebooks acquisition. Your company clearly cant afford to cut its talent pool, even if that talent is oceans away.Video interviewing makes it as easy as opening a laptop to interview with great candidates from all over the globe. Instead of restricting your search to your companys back yard to save time and money, you can interview the most talented job seekers regardless of location. This will help you make smarter hiring decisions about the candidates you want to see in person and the new employees you want to work with everyday.Goodbye Traffic JamsScheduling an in-person interview can be a pain, especially when trying to work around the schedule of a passive job seeker. These candidates can have schedules nearly as packed as your own, and it can be hard carving time out for a meeting. When you both finally agree on a time your citys traffic patterns might not have gotten the memo. Nothing is worse than finally finding a gap in hectic appointment books only to be foiled by a traffic backup.Video interviews make scheduling interviews much easier when theres no rush hour to fight or detours to worry about. With o ne way video interviews passive candidates can even record video answers to your written questions, making it simple to work an interview into even the most packed calendar.Traveling can be a big hassle when it comes to the traditional hiring process. Scheduling and travel costs can force some hiring managers to ignore all but the talent in their own town. With video interviews, getting in touch with the best candidates becomes easier (and cheaper) than ever before.What are some additional video interviewing travel solutions? Share in the comments

The literary side hustle is the new career trajectory for actresses

The literary side hustle is the new career trajectory for actressesThe literary side hustle is the new career trajectory for actressesMolly Ringwald, 80s teen movie princess and now actress on Riverdale, has quietly been working a second gig literary translator. Her English translation of a French novel is coming out this week, reports the Wall Street Journal. I did it for the challenge and for the intellectual curiosity, she told the paper.Ringwald is the author of two other books a novel and a memoir but this is her first translation. She has a long history with the French language the actress attended Le Lyce Franais de Los Angeles. After her explosion of fame with Pretty in Pink and The Breakfast Club, she moved to stadt der liebe in her twenties, where she lived for about five years and also acted in several French movies. However, she told the Journal, she doesnt go so far as to call herself fluent - fluent is such a big word.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazine s on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and moreShes notlage the only actress with a literary side gig. While writing a memoir or a book of advice is de rigueur for many actors once theyre big enough, some other starlets have gotten into the behind-the-scenes side of publishing recently.Sarah Jessica Parker, of Sex and the City fame, has never written a book. But she has been choosing fiction to publish under her imprint with Crown Publishing Group, called SJP for Hogarth. Three books have been published since 2018.Lena Dunham, creator of Girls, dipped her toe into e-publishing in 2015 with the e-mail newsletter Lenny Letter, which featured work from female writers. It ran for three years. She also wrote a memoir-advice book.Now, she has an imprint with Random House called Lenny Books, which since 2018 has published two novels, a collection of essays of appreciation about Michelle Obama, and most recently, Enchantment A Modern Witches Guide t o Self-Possession.Book publishing is a notoriously fickle business, and its always a gamble whether or not a book makes any money or not. But its creatively stimulating and adds a veneer of intellectualism to any book-loving actor striving to be more than just an entertainer. It could just be the perfect Hollywood side hustle.You might also enjoyNew neuroscience reveals 4 rituals that will make you happyStrangers know your social class in the first seven words you say, study finds10 lessons from Benjamin Franklins daily schedule that will double your productivityThe worst mistakes you can make in an interview, according to 12 CEOs10 habits of mentally strong people