What do you look for in the hiring process? You obviously want to find applicants who possess the technical skills and experience levels required for the job in question. You also need employees who will work well with your existing team members—in other words, you need people who know how to cooperate, collaborate, and work toward a common goal, as opposed to just looking out for themselves.
This may seem like a difficult thing to determine—but I’ve got a few tips that might prove valuable.
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