Q. What kind of employee would you hire?
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What kind of employee would you hire?
Suppose you own a business and you need to hire people. What characters do you prefer?
7 Answers
Working in HR for years, I have hired quite a few people. I always try to pick someone with integrity, a strong moral compass, a burning passion for learning, and a team player. For me, anyone can be taught and trained to become skilled at any job as long as they’re willing, but someone’s character is deeply ingrained and cannot be changed. I don’t want someone who can easily be swayed into making unethical decisions or wouldn’t think twice about jumping ship as soon as they found a better offer elsewhere.
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answered by wright
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answered by saleem
I would hire the person as employee to my company who has some of these qualities which are as follows :
- Engaged with Your Vision
- Eager to Learn
- Willing to Take Responsibility
- Easy to Like
- Ambitious
- Skilled at Multi-Tasking
- Not Exactly Like You
- Happy to Be Noticed
- Humble
- Honest
answered by pearljam
I would hire someone whose secondary reason why he applies for the job is monetary satisfaction. The primary is to be an asset for the company because he knows what he is doing, if not, knows how to learn.
answered by ronadventures
i look for those that have a career plan and ambition. if their plan fits with the job i have on offer, then i am interested. next, i will assess a candidate on evidence of competence and ability to work in teams. Finally and at interview, i make sure the candidate gels with the rest of the team.
for the most part, i have been very happy with the hiring i have done. the only exceptions are those i hired without applying the criteria above.
answered by huitemae