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In my experience, getting a bad hire is worse than not hiring at all. It takes a huge amount of resources to properly onboard a new team member, and then if the
by obviouspenguin 5y ago
In my experience, getting a bad hire is worse than not hiring at all. It takes a huge amount of resources to properly onboard a new team member, and then if they are not performing well the work they were doing ends up becoming a liability instead of an asset to the team.
- wdb 5y agoYes, sure but if it's a bad hire. You would dismiss within the probation period, right?