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B.R. Garrison Software Group is Pleased to Announce Their New Internet Testing System. 12 to 18 Page Reports Will Allow You to Know the Applicants Better Than Their Own Friends!
Hire right the first time with an easy to use employment testing system. Know who you are interviewing with interview questions based on the report. Know if the applicant will bring their problems to work or fit the position.
2012-03-12
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