How do you spot someone during the job interview process who has a high chance of later flaking on you?
Because there ARE some telltale signs that tell you if someone is likely to pull a no-show later on. So that’s what we’re going to cover in this video.
When someone reneges on your job offer, it means that it was not attractive enough, plain and simple.
It has not met their needs. What kind of needs do job candidates have? According to the Five Pulse model, there’s mental, physical, emotional, spiritual and agility needs. Let’s look at mental needs first - the needs for intellectual stimulation, career advancement, and learning new skills. What are the risk factors that increase the likelihood that your offer may not meet their MENTAL needs?
Of course, these are only subtle signs. You will not be giving a job offer to someone who didn’t prepare at ALL for the job interview and didn’t have ANYTHING interesting to say. So this checklist is for those subtle edge cases, a word here and there, something small that didn’t feel completely right. By the way, if you want the FULL checklist which includes ALL the risk factors that make someone a likely no-show, just click below to download the PDF (no email needed). ![]()
So, what are you supposed to do when one of these risk factors applies in your case? We will cover this in a later video in detail, but here I’ll mention it briefly:
Basically, there’s three things you can do to hedge your risk against a no-show or reneg.
We will discuss all of this in much more depth in a later video. In next week’s video, we will cover what are the signs from the physical and agility pulse standpoint that someone may become a no-show. I hope this was helpful, please make sure to add or follow me on LinkedIn, and click the button below to get notified when a new video comes out. Comments are closed.
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