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Psychometric Assessments for Recruitment: A Complete Guide

SalesFuel

Better fit translates into stronger team cohesion, lower turnover and higher morale. The costs add up due to recruitment expenses, lost productivity and lower morale. Integrate With Other Methods: Psychometric tests should not replace interviews or reference checks but complement them.

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Behavioral Assessments for Hiring: Everything You Need to Know

SalesFuel

One strong hire can improve team morale and productivity, while one poor fit can drag down even your best performers. Most hiring teams rely on three core tools: resumes , interviews, and references. This approach reduces turnover and builds stronger teams from day one. How Do Behavioral Assessments Compare to Other Hiring Tools?

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Hal Herzog's "Some We Love, Some We Hate, Some We Eat"

Animal Person

Herzog, unsurprisingly, uses “it” to refer to animals, eats and wears them, and “[does] not feel particularly guilty about it” (P.S., On page 172, when Herzog writes, “I am conflicted over many moral issues involving animals,” I respond, “No kidding!” The campaign to moralize meat has largely been a failure.

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Birding Fraser`s Hill

10,000 Birds

To be called Lesser Racquet-tailed Drongo – what does this do to the morale of a species? So, I am afraid a proper The National reference has to wait for another time. If you like this kind of information – and who wouldn`t – I recommend the website where I found this, [link]. A Long-tailed Sibia. Less so when in flight, though.

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Birds and Us: A 12,000 Year History from Cave Art to Conservation–A Book Review

10,000 Birds

Birkhead focuses on those stories that both illustrate each chapter’s theme and clearly have meaning to him, and though the Birds and Us of the title primarily refers to how we, humans, observe and value birds, there are forays into birds and art, literature, medicine, food, religion, and biography.

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Referring to Animals

Animal Ethics

Mark Spahn, a longtime reader of my AnalPhilosopher blog, thinks it’s question-begging to use “who” (instead of “that”) to refer to animals. The question (presumably) is whether animals have moral status, i.e., whether the interests of animals must be taken into account in our deliberations. So both usages are question-begging.

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On "Wild Justice"

Animal Person

" Wild Justice: The Moral Lives of Animals ," By Marc Bekoff and Jessica Pierce, is the most recent (for me) book that debunks myths about the differences between human and nonhuman animals. Also, Bekoff and Pierce present a descriptive view, not a normative view of morality. There are no judgments.

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