An organization’s largest expense is its workforce. By investing the time to define meaningful metrics and reliable processes around quality of hire and return on hire, companies can improve their ability to find the right matches consistently. Those that will sow effort reap the benefits of an increasingly sharp competitive edge.

By establishing some qualitative metrics around values and performance, companies have a fighting chance of making real improvements to their hiring – the kinds of improvements that make a measurable impact against organizational goals.

Download this article to learn:

• What is Your Return on Hire?
• What Are Failed Hires Costing Your Company?
• How to Create a Framework for Improvement
• Steps to Establish a Process for your Own Organization

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2 Responses to “Return on Hire: The New Metric for Talent Selection”

1. Lavan Verma says:

   September 10, 2012 at 1:07 am

   I want to know more about this metric

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2. Hiring Manager Accountability | disrupthr says:

   September 28, 2012 at 2:37 pm

   [...] satisfaction. Ultimately, you are identifying still poor hires who haven’t quit or gotten fired. I have a white paper for more info and a ChequedTV episode covering the [...]

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