Inspired by the iron triangle of project management, in this presentation I discuss using an iron triangle to evaluate your hiring process.
If you need to hire a new staff member, do you have enough time, enough money, and the right skill set in mind - or are you suffering from wonky triangle syndrome?
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The iron triangle of hiring
Resources
Time sourcing candidates
Time spent screening CVs
Recruiter costs
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Resources
Time spent interviewing
Time sourcing candidates
Time spent screening CVs
Recruiter costs
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Resources
Salary
Time spent interviewing
Time sourcing candidates
Time spent screening CVs
Recruiter costs
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Schedule
Notice period
Relocation
Finding and interviewing candidates
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Schedule
Team too busy to onboard new staff
Notice period
Relocation
Finding and interviewing candidates
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Schedule
Not having enough work
Team too busy to onboard new staff
Notice period
Relocation
Finding and interviewing candidates
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Candidate ability
Time to get up to speed
Team size and skills
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Candidate ability
Time to get up to speed
Available mentors
Team size and skills
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Candidate ability
Management capacity
Time to get up to speed
Available mentors
Team size and skills
Think about
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The iron triangle of hiring
Candidate ability
Long term support requirements
Management capacity
Time to get up to speed
Available mentors
Team size and skills
Think about