7 Things To Know Before You Hire

7 Things You Absolutely, Positively Have To Know About Your Job BEFORE You Hire.

You're at work, sitting at your desk absorbed in some vital issue. The door opens, and one of your employees walks in and closes the door behind them, single sheet of paper in hand.

They have an anxious but liberated look on their face, and your heart starts pumping faster, your vital issue forgotten.

They don’t even have to say it – the look says it loud and clear: "I’m resigning.”

Sighhhhh.......

Immediately you start to think about the stack of resumes left over from your last ad, whether the one person you liked but didn't hire is still interested, and whether you can still make the job ad deadline at the newspaper.

Stop and ask yourself: do I really need to hire someone to fill this seat?

If that seems like a stupid question to ask, you need to read this series BEFORE you start spending money and time on interviews.

I’ve worked with company after company that just keeps filling the same seat without ever thinking through the issues. Thousands and thousands of bottom line dollars LOST because they didn’t answer a few basic questions to make sure they were aimed the right way before they pulled the trigger.

Do you know how to find out why the employee (really) left…hint, they’re not telling you the real reason!

Have you pinpointed the critical reasons WHY you're paying someone…NOT the skills and experience and education you want candidates to have…the difference between the two is like night and day when you hire!

Do you know if your pay structure is going to limit your candidate pool to the mediocre candidates?

Are you prepared to make a hiring decision – quickly and correctly?

Do you know who on your team should be evaluating candidates besides you?

Are you ready to take advantage of the "new hire honeymoon" to get someone to high productivity FAST? (And do you know what three sets of data you’ll need to make it happen?

If you haven’t thought through these questions, you’re not ready. You’re asking for it if you press on with our preparing. Click below to register for this free lesson series.