Measure twice, cut once - a common theme on any jobsite. The same should be said in an office, interview twice, hire once. Not literally of course, but make sure you are really hiring the right man or women for the job. Hiring can be both an exciting and scary thought, as research shows that “even an $8/hour employee can end up costing a company around $3,500 in turnover costs, both direct and indirect.”
Surely not all employees will cost that much to hire, not even close, but advertising, drug screenings and background checks, to name a few, can quickly add up. This means when it comes time to bring new people into your company, you’ll want to be sure you’ve hired the right person, who will learn and grow with the company for a long time.
Here are our top tips on what to look for to achieve success when hiring a new employee.