Hire Right the First Time: A Practical Hiring Kit with 14 Ready-to-Use Tools
One wrong hire can cost you more than seven months of that person's salary, through wasted pay, costly mistakes, lost customers and the price of hiring all over again. Most of that cost never shows up as a "hiring expense". It shows up later, when the damage is done.
Hire Right the First Time gives you a clear, step-by-step process for finding the right person before you sign the contract. You don't need an HR department, just the method and the tools in this kit.
What you will learn
· The 7 traps behind most bad hires, and how to avoid each one
· How to define exactly who you need before you advertise
· How to write an honest job advert that attracts the right people and filters out the wrong ones
· How to run interviews that reveal how people actually work, not just how well they talk
· How to use short practical tests so you see the work before you pay for it
· How to get honest answers from references
· How to make the offer, use probation properly and turn down other candidates respectfully
· A lean 5-step process for small businesses, and a 30-day hiring plan
What's included
· The e-book (PDF, 79 pages): 9 chapters with real-life Tanzanian examples
· 14 ready-to-use tools as editable Word files: job description, job scorecard, job advert template with 3 examples, CV screening sheet, phone screening script, interview scorecard, red flags checklist, practical test guide, reference check form, offer letter, rejection letter, hiring timeline and checklist, and more
· An interview question bank of 130 questions for 8 common roles: sales and retail, office and administration, accounts and finance, teachers, customer service and hospitality, technicians and skilled trades, drivers and field staff, and supervisors and managers
· A Cost of a Bad Hire Calculator (Excel): enter your own figures and it calculates automatically, with a worked example included
Who it's for: owners of small and medium businesses, head teachers, managers, NGO leaders, HR officers, and anyone who hires people.
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Author: Juma Killaghai, Business Consultant & Writer, Wellbiz Solutions. This kit is practical guidance, not legal advice.