Bad Hire: What to Do if You Hired the Wrong Person?
Bad hires come in many shapes and sizes, and what makes one employee a bad fit in one role might make them ideal for another.
Bad hires come in many shapes and sizes, and what makes one employee a bad fit in one role might make them ideal for another.
You need to know that a candidate has the skills to succeed, but also that they will fit within your team and company culture. People data can bolster your hiring and retention efforts by giving you insights into a person’s head and heart, as well as their briefcase.
In her groundbreaking study led by Harvard and Salesforce during the pandemic, famed innovation expert Linda Hill asked 1,700 executives: 97% said that their companies would not remain competitive unless they embarked on a digital transformation.
The key is not to determine great values and behaviors; it is to determine the right ones, those which will translate your business goals into the daily actions of your employees, those that will inch you closer to your goal.