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» Hiring for IT-Business Alignment at Wyeth

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Posted: Sunday, April 19, 2009
Categories: Leadership & Management, Career as a Business Systems Analyst, Interviewing & Hiring Business Systems Analysts, Getting Started as a Business Systems Analyst

In this Hiring Manager Interview, Wyeth CIO Jeffrey Keisling explains how working with the business on IT staffing helps promote IT-business alignment.

One of the greatest measures of our success is that the employees in IT are indistinguishable from their business colleagues," says the drug-maker's vice president of corporate information systems and chief information officer.

In this article, Jeffrey Keisling answers a number of questions such as:

  • Have you brought people into IT who have been with the company or in the industry, but who may not have had a strong technical background?
  • What types of positions are you currently recruiting for? Answer: "...we are very focused on two areas: One is business analysis, and the second, which is complimentary, is business process skills."
  • What is the process for interviewing a candidate for a job in your IT department?
  • What do you consider a successful hire?
  • What should candidates wear to an interview?
  • What advice can you offer candidates about their résumés, thank-you notes and cover letters?
  • What three interview questions do you always ask and why?

Author: John Mann

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