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The ‘right’ - or ‘best’ - employee means different things to different hiring mangers.  Most agree that the right employee must be honest, reliable, and motivated; however, consensus on the most important criteria for job success is less obvious after listing those qualities.  Some managers rank highly a candidate’s long-term commitment to the company due to expensive and extensive training costs.  Others value a candidate with the flexibility to adapt to new roles and working conditions, or candidates that exhibit good interpersonal skills.  As the wish list of qualities of the dream-team employee grows longer, managers begin to create a laundry list of skill sets that would likely require nothing less than a miracle to find in one individual.

 

Table of Contents

 

Why is the hiring process so challenging?

What differentiates a great hiring process?   

Step #1 – Understand the Job

Step #2 – Identify Key Responsibilities and Essential Job Activities

Step #3 – Identify Core Competencies Required to Perform

Step #4 – Develop a Job Profile for Top Performers

Step #5 – Pre-Qualify Candidates

Step #6 – Assess Candidates

Step #7 – Hire the High Performing Candidate

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The secret to finding the High Performing employee is to narrow down the criteria to three essential qualities.  Every position requires that the employee fit all three of these characteristics to be successful, although the order of importance might vary from business to business, manager to manager, or location to location.  These three qualities are:

 

job skills teamwork culture

A candidate is deemed a good fit for the organization if he/she (i) has the necessary job skills (or can learn them, if applicable) for the position, (ii) fits on the team and complements and supports co-workers, and (iii) is motivated by the company’s culture.  Most managers tend to focus on only one or the other, but a good job fit requires all three. 

 

Seven Surefire Steps will help you ensure that all candidates fit the job, team, and culture. You will make better hiring decisions, and more importantly, avoid hiring mistakes.

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