• There are a number of wide Roads to go for hiring, Placing and finding a candidate like LinkedIn, traditional Craigslist, Jigsaw and free job portals like Startuply and AllJobsfree Etc..
• I suggest you to use Startuply.com for a lot of the hiring that you do. It's proven to be pretty good in terms of volume as well as quality, but you have to be pretty patient.
• I have found that a majority of the time, those individuals who come through networking and personal recommendations are the best long-term performers. Exceptions do not exist uncertainly, but it has been almost universal truth over the past 3 years to see that Individuals I found via Craigslist or other job boards come and go, but networked, referred and headhunted folks stay, donate and act upon at top levels.
• Walk off out and set of connections at events connected with your industry if they're available. By means, folks there are interested and experienced in your industry. Identifying a face and physical communication to an online profile and appliance can give you great perspective to if their personality and passions are aligned with yours.
• You should to keep in mind that the time you pay out though CVs and interviewing Candidates is time you are not doing other things, which means that unless you are in an HR department, you need to be as proficient as you can, since you do not have the occasion to spend on going though as many candidates as possible.
I’m here providing you that, I find that referrals from friends and employees work best, since they come with a recommendation to start with, and they cost you no money. Posting free online portals can be cheap. It will require going though lots of CVs with no recommendations.
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Jagan
