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Veremark – The true cost of a bad hire (and how to avoid it)

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Veremark - The true cost of a bad hire (and how to avoid it)According to a recent HR survey, nine out of ten employees admit that a business they worked for hired the wrong person for the job.

But what is a bad hire, and why do companies continue to fill their roles with them?

This guide explores the challenges of hiring well, the reasons behind a bad hire, their impact on business, and some ways organisations can improve their hiring process.

Download this free guide to:

  • Read some recent bad hire horror stories
  • Understand some bad hire red flags
  • Discover the associated costs of a bad hire
  • Learn how to improve your hiring decisions

Avoid making the same costly mistakes and help transform your hiring strategies with the free, comprehensive guide.

 

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