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Hiring Techniques
A new guide to hiring techniques reveals how you too can start putting together a quality staff of people right away.
If you have employees or are considering adding them, you either have some horror stories, or have heard a few.
Chances are you’re wondering whether it’s worth it.
Employers typically put a huge amount of time and money into hiring techniques including finding and training employees, only to find they’re incompetent – or have no loyalty, moving on to “something better” as soon as they can.
You're probably wondering how you can find, recruit and retain top talent and make them want to stay.
The truth is that you can hire a top-quality staff for a lot less money and hassle than you ever thought!
This new guide reveals how you too can start putting together a quality staff of people right away and will take you through the steps of hiring and retaining good employees for your business.
Hiring Techniques and the View to Values Survey
The View to Values online decision making inventory measures 8 traits and explores strengths, shadows, ethical implications, how a person leads, and how to interact effectively with them.
Ask:
How much does it cost to hire the wrong person?
What is your criteria for hiring specific persons for specific positions?
How rigorous is your interviewing process?
What kind of pre-hire testing is done? Who does it?
What kind of training is offered to internal interviewers?
Action Wheel Leadership can help answer these critical questions to insure that you have “the right people on the bus and in the right seat.”
View the following video, explore the link to the View to Values Survey and then contact us about your specific needs.
can provide assistance to job seekers and those who hire job candidates as well. Whether seeking that first job or choosing a new career path, understanding Myers Briggs personality types can help.
Myers Briggs assessment results will help a job seeker know what types of jobs they will enjoy and offer strategies for job satisfaction.
The 16 Myers Briggs personality types show up in certain professions for good reason. These are the jobs that make best use of the strengths of their type.
The Career Report will include your type's attractiveness rank for 22 different job families. For example, Business and Finance might be a popular job family for your type, while another type might prefer Computers and Mathematics. You will see what common work tasks and work environments your type prefers, along with suggested action steps you can take. See where others have gone before you in their career searches. Every type has potential strengths and challenges in career development. You can see which strategies experts recommend for your type.
Understanding your personality type can assist your career development in a number of ways.
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