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EPISODE · Nov 6, 2023 · 32 MIN

The Importance of Ethics in Hiring

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In Episode 263 of the Amplify Your Business Entrepreneur Podcast, Russ Law, CEO and co-founder of Verensics, shares his entrepreneurial journey and the importance of perseverance in starting a business. He discusses the roller-coaster nature of entrepreneurship and managing self-doubt. Russ also explains how Verensics addresses ethical evaluations of potential employees using their online smart questionnaire platform. He highlights the limitations of traditional background checks and the value of informed interviews and touches on challenges in partnerships and addressing team behavior.   To learn more visit https://www.verensics.com/    00:20 Introduction to Russ Law, CEO and co-founder of Verensics 01:12 What are the three things every entrepreneur needs to know when starting out? 04:13 Dealing with self-doubt as an entrepreneur 10:15 What problem does Verensics address? 11:11 The impact of hiring on organizational culture 12:39 How Verensics’ software helps improve the interview process 27:42 What advice would Russ give to his younger self? 28:46 Taking the leap into entrepreneurship is tough 30:05 What helps Russ persevere? 30:31 Pursuing passion makes a big difference in motivation

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