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Giving Thanks for Improved Onboarding Practices

ApplicantStack

But as a small business owner, it’s worth considering your recruiting process and how it impacts the organization’s ability to grow and succeed. Understanding the Onboarding Process Onboarding is a term that includes all the tasks associated with bringing a new onboard into your organization.

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Breaking Down the Virtual Onboarding Process

ApplicantStack

Onboarding a new employee means a huge data dump of company values and culture, job responsibilities, department procedures, and all the administrative tasks of setting up payroll and benefits. Remote employees face an extra hurdle in that all of their onboarding has to be done through virtual or text communication.

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New Year’s Resolutions for Your Small Business

CareerBuilder

As a small business owner, developing such resolutions for your company can help 2017 be your best year ever. Here’s a look at a few to consider: Get your staff involved in growing your business. They’ll get excited about the part they can play in helping your small business to thrive. Check yourself out online.

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How Putting Culture First Helped One Small Business Grow During the Pandemic

Linkedin Talent Blog

To ensure we can continue our progress building our business, and importantly our culture, we’ve mobilized with great diligence and intention. Building a first-of-its-kind healthcare business requires us to attract people who have the desire to bring their own unique views, experiences, and opinions without fear of repercussion.

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Calculating the Cost of a Bad Hire – What’s Your Formula?

Hireology

Whether a new employee was a complete disaster or just didn’t live up to expectations, a poor fit can cost your business time, resources, and of course, money. They may have all the qualifications you’re looking for, but the culture or company values, or even the team structure may not be a match.

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Small Business Hiring Tips and Trends to Be Aware Of

4 Corner Resources Staffing Blog

According to research, 56% of small businesses find it ‘somewhat difficult’ or ‘very difficult’ to find the right employee for their business. This can also save small businesses on both up-front and long-term recruiting costs. Now, many of them never want to go back.

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8 Startup Interview Questions to Ask Candidates

Viaduct

Working for a startup is different than working for a more established corporation, small business, or nonprofit—and it’s important that prospective hires recognize this, especially if they don’t have any startup experience. 5 – What makes you excited about the future of our company?