
PurposeThere is no failsafe technique for ensuring that someone coming into your business will perform in the way that you expect. A new recruit may have impressed you at interview, and performed well in a battery of tests. You may also have received good references from their former employer, but you are still not guarded against a poor recruitment decision. The new recruit may have values that do not resonate with those of the organisation; he or she may not get on with their colleagues, or there may be personal problems that spill over into the workplace. |
BenefitsThis action list provides instant and helpful guidelines. |
Related SolutionsConduct an Interview to Recruit to a Virtual Team Conducting the Recruitment Interview Effective Interview Technique: a Self-assessment Questionnaire |
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AudienceFor managers who have performance management responsibilites. |
Learning methodManagement checklist, answers to FAQs, common traps, and suggested action plans. |
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