Finding & keeping great people
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We've all heard a business is only as good as the people in it – so how do you find and keep great people? Recruitment expert, Warren Howard of Howardco, takes us through best hiring practices. Warren says one of the biggest mistakes businesses can make is not identifying what the business really needs. He advises on what you should consider when advertising for the position; and then how to manage the interview process when you have found a shortlist of candidates. howardco.com.au
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