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Increase
Your Average
by Hiring
Great People
TRANSFLUENT LEADERSHIP
WALT RAKOWICH
Many people
remember to look
inward to evaluate
their strengths &
weaknesses.
Inward
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But most people
forget to look
outward at those
around them.
Outward
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You're the average of
the five people you
spend most of your
time with.
JIM ROHN, AMERICAN
ENTREPRENEUR & AUTHOR
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You can increase that
average by surrounding
yourself with people who
reflect values that are
important to you.
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One of the best
strategies for
developing the
company you keep
and cultivating a
positive culture is
to start with your
hiring process.
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Unfortunately,
most of us look for the
wrong qualities when
making important
hiring decisions...
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Employers focus too much on what
candidates need to know or do and
rarely think about what makes an
employee great: character.
- BRUCE WEINSTEIN, AUTHOR OF "THE GOOD ONES"
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WEINSTEIN SAYS
LOYALTY
PATIENCE
PRESENCE
HUMILITY
COURAGE
CARE
FAIRNESSHONESTY
GRATITUDE
There are 10
qualities that
suggest an
employee has
high character:
ACCOUNTABILITY
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Incorporate
interview questions
into your hiring
process that
genuinely address
your company
values.
Guess
this
Game
So how
do you
land
these
great
hires?
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WEINSTEIN SUGGESTS AN INTERVIEW QUESTION ABOUT HUMILITY COULD GO AS FOLLOWS:
Tell me about one of your proudest accomplishments.
What was it and how did you pull it off?
When a potential employee gives credit to those who
helped support his or her endeavors, you know youve
found one of the good ones.'
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3 Benefits
OFHOLDINGYOURINTERVIEWS
TOA HIGHERSTANDARD
You will gain high-character
employees who positively influence
their colleagues and teams.
You will strengthen your
organizational brand.
You will increase your average.
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