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Capability Amplifier

The Secret To Auditioning Your Dream Team and Why You Need to Start "Casting, Not Hiring"

May 23, 2024
Jeff Madoff, author of 'Casting, Not Hiring', talks about the revolutionary idea of casting instead of hiring for teams. Using theater metaphors, they discuss auditioning employees for chemistry and charisma. Explore creating a collaborative work environment and infusing meaning into work. Discover how evaluating talent like a theater director can lead to a more cohesive and successful team.
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  • Casting individuals for a team like a theatre director to foster chemistry and compatibility.
  • Infusing work with meaning by creating an environment of collaboration and shared success.

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Changing from Hiring to Casting in Business

Instead of using the term 'hiring', the podcast discusses the concept of 'casting' in business. Casting focuses on selecting individuals who bring charisma, compatibility, and excitement to the team, similar to casting roles in theater. The idea is to seek individuals who go beyond simply fulfilling job descriptions and instead bring unique qualities and energy to the team dynamic, fostering teamwork over pure competition.

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