HIRE DOESN'T HAVE TO BE A BAD 4 LETTER WORD
I meet a lot of people that use bad four letter words to describe certain employees. It doesn't have to be that way. There are 3 main challenges when hiring a person, and the manager must be involved whether they inherited the employee, hired the employee or used a recruiting partner to assist in the process.
- Figure out who you really need in that role; see the target
- Don't rush the hiring process; it takes time.
- Don't abandon the new hire; Onboard.
Some managers like to cut corners on one or more of these steps and it leads to a misfit down the road. Down economy does not mean turnover costs are not just as high as an up economy.
Principal | Senior Recruitment Consultant | Certified Talent Management Practitioner
8yThanks Gerard! I appreciate that and agree!
Leader at Home Hardware Distribution
8yI see a lot of this in our industrial labor market. You recruit the best but forget number 3... the on boarding process. this is crucial in retention and for that matter moral. good post Steven