Thought Leadership

Recruiters say raises are unprecedented in 2022 — and that's causing some problems

In a ‘Do-It-Yourself’ world, HGTV and Pinterest make everything seem so easy. One thing we hear from clients who try DIY when it comes to hiring is that they felt they wasted so much time only to discover that the candidates they were interviewing weren’t really the right ones.

Good job descriptions should fold into each other – it should be clear where there are overlapping responsibilities, key relationships, and organizational expectations.

Great candidates are lost if the interview process is shoddy, and the interviewing team members’ time may be wasted.

Nothing can replace the expression on someone’s face, the tone of their voice, or the observation of body language. This applies to both candidate and interviewer. The personal exchange that happens when the applicant becomes more than the words on the resume and turns into a candidate is possible only through human interaction.

When each of us takes on a people-centric approach, we start to see beyond the chaos and begin thinking in terms of long-term possibility. The power of disruption includes growth, change, transitions, and real transformation.

If something the COVID-19 has brought front and center is the need to operate our businesses under unusual circumstances efficiently, and effectively. We have faced the need to get creative like never before. Although it may feel that the rug has been pulled out of our feet, it is time that we see beyond the current situation and look at the bigger picture.

Imagine the focus of two partners, powered by EOS®, working together to solve challenges facing your business and preparing you for the future. With the right implementer you can get back to the excitement doing what you loved about your business in the first place.

What can you expect when you hire a veteran? Veterans know how to accomplish a mission—they are goal-oriented. Veterans understand leadership—they know how to make decisions and how to take direction. Veterans take responsibility seriously—they have a great work ethic and are accountable.