Why we don’t vet workers for other people #ytshorts

4 Aug 2024 · 1 min
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John Jonas (speaker) argues that vetting/hiring candidates for someone else is a poor business model because compatibility depends on the hiring manager’s personal judgment. He emphasizes that personality, disposition toward the job, and long-term working relationship matter; therefore the person who will work with a hire should be the one to evaluate fit.

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