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DAE cut corners on vetting new people? My haste caused a huge mess.
A single bad pick stalled my whole operation... now I take my sweet time with every applicant.
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olivers287mo ago
Slow vetting just means you miss out on good people who won't wait around. You can be careful without grinding everything to a halt. Find a middle ground or you'll be stuck with the leftovers.
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ryan7196mo ago
Used to believe thorough vetting was worth any wait, but olivers28 is right about the middle ground. We had a perfect fit slip away last quarter because our process took six weeks. Now we aim for three weeks max and give candidates a clear schedule upfront.
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the_fiona7mo ago
Exactly, we lost a great candidate last month because our hiring process took five weeks. By the time we sent the offer, they'd already accepted somewhere else. You need to set clear timelines and stick to them. Tell people upfront it'll be two weeks, not "a few weeks." Speed up the steps you can control, like scheduling interviews back-to-back. If you drag it out, you're only hiring the people who have no other options.
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