When making hires for the company, you want to ensure they are the best for the business. What makes them the best is often down to their personalities, their experience and skillsets, and what they could bring to the company for its future Growth. 

Hiring the best people for your business can often present challenges, but using these tips should hopefully ensure you hit the nail on the head more often than not.

Create a detailed job description 

A detailed job description is something to do when you first post the job and what you’re looking for from the candidates themselves. The job description should be detailed and include all of the relevant information required to attract suitable candidates to apply.

Without a detailed job description, you might attract applicants who aren’t right for the job or the opposite—no one applies!

Ask the right questions in the interview room

Ensure you’re asking all the right questions when it comes to the interview. Don’t leave any stones unturned, and ensure you ask all the questions to each candidate so you get full Clarity on all those you’re interviewing for the role. 

Do a meet and greet with other employees

A meet-and-greet is useful for other employees to gauge the candidates and give their own opinions on who they think is the ideal match. After all, they need to do the job and fit in with the rest of the group.

Workplace dynamics play an important part in the success of the company, so it’s good to conduct a meet-and-greet to ensure that your decision is the right one for the new employee.

Ensure background checks are thorough

There are plenty of software options out there now that can help with hiring the best people for the job. From background checks to employer of record solutions, these should all be used to confirm transparency and clarity on who you’re hiring within the company.

Ensure thorough background checks. They need to be completely vetted so that newcomers to the business are right for the job and safe for everyone else to be around.

Look to diversify your talent pool

A talent pool is a group of candidates who may have worked for the company before, been interviewed, or are generally on your radar. They can help to ensure you’ve got a group of candidates that you could dip your hand into and offer the opportunity of a new role, first dibs.

Diversifying your talent pool will also help to diversify your workforce. That’s important today and should be encouraged throughout the company’s lifespan.

Hiring the best people for your business is a sure-fire way to growth and success in the future.

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Michael Levitt Chief Burnout Officer

Michael D. Levitt is the founder & Chief Burnout Officer of The Breakfast Leadership Network, a San Diego and Toronto-based burnout consulting firm. He is a Keynote speaker on The Great Resignation, Quiet Quitting and Burnout. He is the host of the Breakfast Leadership show, a Certified NLP and CBT Therapist, a Fortune 500 consultant, and author of his latest book BURNOUT PROOF.