The Three Biggest Hiring Mistakes Small Businesses Make

Welcome to this weeks’ episode of The Australian Small Business Show!In this episode we are talking about hiring staff for your small business and Kristy-Lee shares her expertise on the biggest, and most common mistakes she sees small businesses make when it comes to hiring staff.Today we focus on three themes of mistakes:1)    Hiring for the wrong role. when we lack clarity about what role we need to hire for, we are bound to have problems with the hire.2)    Hiring the wrong person. Whether it’s a skills mis match or a team fit issue, hiring the wrong person leaves us certain to be back to square one within months.3)    Hiring at the wrong time. If we don’t have the work to keep someone busy, or hire when  we can’t onboard or train effectively, we increase the chances the new hire will leave very quickly.As discussed, if you’d like to join our free webinar on the Hire Right Formula, click here to get your seat:https://www.peoplepoweredbusiness.com.au/hireConnect with Us:If you're an Australian Small Business Owner, we'd love to connect with you on socials. You can give our Facebook Page a like here: https://www.facebook.com/theaustraliansmallbusinessshowOr follow us on Instagram here:https://www.instagram.com/aussmallbizshow/* Disclaimer: The information sharedon The Australian Small Business Show is general in nature and does notconstitute professional advice, legal or otherwise. We recommend consultingwith your advisors on your specific circumstances. Mentioned in this episode:Invitation to Join Kristy-Lee for this Free Webinar?Are you across the Fair Work changes that take effect on 1 July? Join Kristy-Lee for this free webinar to discover exactly what's changing and what you need to do about it, so you don't end up in hot water with Fair Work (even if you only have 5 staff and one of them is your sister-in-law). Free live webinar for Australian small business owners Tuesday 23rd June | 12pm AEST | Online via Zoom https://www.peoplepoweredbusiness.com.au/webinar