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    Aug 18, 2005, 12:47 PM
    How to hire the best people for your company?
    How do organization ensure that they are hiring the best people and putting them into the right position?
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    Aug 19, 2005, 03:27 AM
    Generally, for each position:

    1. "What does the job entail?"
    - Have a comprehensive job description.
    2. "What skills and strengths are needed to do this job well?"
    - Identify the skills and strengths needed.
    3. "How do I know IF this person can do the job and/or how well can he do it?"
    - Have an interview "script" - and a "grading system" of sorts... as in a "score" for each answer.

    Does this give you the basic gist?

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