A good practice set up what some companies call a launch plan, where you clearly identify tis o said, the 30, 60, 90 day plan for for the person. If things don't work out well, though, you have to put structure in place to let the person go. Either correct their performance as rapidly as possible, or let them go. The culture and the valleys that weve tha, weve b about, they manifest itself in hiring. But they also have to manifest themselves, i everything that the company does,. In terms of what type of projects the company invests in, who they promote, how they pursue ther next best strategy, so on.
What steps should you take if you are on the fence about hiring a candidate?
Nick Dimitrov, former Amazon Bar Raiser, teaches companies how to hire the best-quality talent that consistently raises their bar.
In episode #90, Nick talks about how leaders can acknowledge and eliminate hiring biases. He also shares who should have the final call on hiring decisions based on the size of a company.
We also talk about defining the bar of an organization and how smaller businesses can compete for talent with large corporations.
Tune in to hear all about Nicks’s hiring habits and the lessons learned along the way!