By Jeff Haden | Content provided by Inc.com

You might interview a job candidate for an hour, but sometimes it's over in minutes.

Everyone does it: We all make decisions based on a little data and a lot of experience.

Other people might call that acting on a hunch or going by gut feel -- especially if they disagree with your decisions -- but if you have a wealth of experience to draw from, often those quick decisions turn out to be correct.

Like where hiring employees is concerned: Over time you've learned to quickly size up a candidate, sometimes within a few minutes, based on one or two actions or comments. (If you're a job seeker and feel that's unfair, you might be right, but it's also a fact of hiring life. Complaining about the injustice of it all doesn't help; accept that interviewers often make snap decisions, and use that fact to your advantage.)

By Molly McHugh | Provided by Digital Trends
 

By now everyone knows Facebook has acquired Instagram for $1 billion cash and stock -- which is a lot, to be sure, but it's money that Facebook can stand to spend; and more importantly that it had to spend. Instagram has risen so high so quickly, and the recent Android launch gave Facebook the green light to buy what has become a serious competitor.

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