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Pre-screening Employees

Careful employee pre-screening can drastically decrease the number of inappropriate individuals that end up on the payroll. Drug screening and background checks often weed out the worst of these applicants, enabling companies to avoid many of the worst hiring mistakes. The most difficult of unsuitable applicants to avoid hiring aren’t the drug addicts or those with criminal backgrounds. Often sneaking by even the most astute hiring managers are applicants that lack the skills necessary to complete the tasks associated with their job titles.

Benefits of Effective Employee Pre-Screening

Reduce hiring mistakes
Accelerate the hiring process
Improve hiring precision
Minimize cost of theft, violence and absenteeism

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Simplify the Interview

Novice and experienced interviewers are sometimes unsure of the best questions to ask candidates in an interview. While sample interview questions can help, having specific questions to ask a particular candidate makes the process even more effective.
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Reduce Business Losses

Employees steal in many ways. While some take
money and property, other forms of employee theft
may take more subtle forms such as wasting time,
taking unauthorized time off, Internet surfing,
or punching a time clock for another employee.
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Improve Hiring and Screening

From your experience, you know you have hired some excellent employees and some who have failed. Now take a moment and think back. Did you use the same employee screening method to hire both?
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Loss Prevention

Of all the reasons that businesses fail in today’s market, challenges such as competition, financial mismanagement, leadership failure, and disconnection from consumers are sure to top the list. A less commonly recognized factor is the costly challenge of managing theft.
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Job Interview Questions

The interviewing process can be a legal and practical nightmare if not approached carefully. A seemingly innocuous interview question may actually be inappropriate or even illegal, and may culminate in a costly discrimination lawsuit. Such a situation can easily be avoided by using appropriate job interview questions.
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Screen Your Employees

All reputable background screening companies get their information from the same sources. Those of us not simply matching a name against a database are sending court runners to the courthouses to secure information. What, then, separates one from the others?
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