Making permanent recruitment decisions is one of the most important things a manager does. Unfortunately, mistakes are common. Every manager has stories of new hires that turned out to be completely incompetent. But it’s not just these extreme cases we should be concerned about. Every time a company hires a mediocre employee instead of a strong one they are compromising the future of the company.

An investment in more reliable permanent recruitment processes can pay off faster - and for longer - than many other investments. A great marketing campaign adds value this year; a great marketing hire can add value for a decade.

Why Companies Make Hiring Mistakes

One of the most common reasons companies make mistakes in permanent recruitment is because they tend to rush a rather ineffective process. When an important position is vacant managers may insist that HR “get me a body” rather than initiating a process that will get them a top performing superstar.

It’s understandable that managers are in a rush. They have targets to reach and spending quality time on recruitment in an already busy day is difficult. Managers just want to have the position filled and get back to normal. But no one who really understands the cost of a poor hire will want to make compromises in quality.

A star programmer is not just a little better than a mediocre one; they write code many times faster. A star sales representative doesn’t just deliver slightly better sales than a mediocre one; they win the best accounts from the toughest competitors. Furthermore, the costs of turnovers are typically estimated at six to 12 months of annual salary for professional jobs - so a hiring mistake really hits the bottom line.

Permanent recruitment is made even more difficult by the presence of what we call “counterfeit candidates.” This refers to people who are very good at interviewing but not so hot at working. There are now websites that coach candidates on hiring processes so counterfeit candidates know the questions you are likely to ask and the answers you want to hear. Well rehearsed applicants know how to sell themselves in the interview - and can fool managers into making the wrong choice.

What managers need are recruiting tools that can help predict a candidate’s performance when actually on the job.

Predicting Performance

The best way to predict performance is to look at behaviours, not just qualifications. Managers often ask for candidates with very specific qualifications; for example, an MBA and five years’ finance experience in the retail industry. While it’s true that a certain baseline of technical skills is a requirement, the difference between superstars and average performers, between great fits and poor fits, is driven by behaviour.

Many people are familiar with behavioural interviews and these remain a key tool for predicting performance. However, fewer people are aware of the power of testing for successful permanent recruitment.

The solution Drake uses, both internally and with its clients, is called P3. This psychometric instrument looks at the five primary behavioural drivers: Dominance, Extroversion, Patience, Conformity and Conscientiousness. These well established psychological traits are stable, measurable and predictive.

Behavioural testing can provide information on a candidate’s relative strengths, personality, motivation, likely team-role behaviour–and many other characteristics–more rapidly and reliably than extensive interviewing.

Implementation

Drake doesn’t recommend using the P3 test in a generic way. The first thing to do is to look at existing high performers and use Drake’s P3 to build an ideal role profile. The ideal role profile captures the behavioural traits and personality for a person to thrive in the job and fit in that particular organization. The P3 is then used to judge applicants against that ideal profile and identify the most promising candidates.

When it comes to permanent recruitment no one tool - even a powerful one like the P3 - is sufficient. Many sources of information including behavioural testing, interviewing, CVs and reference checking should be used. It’s looking at a potential employee from many angles that distinguish truly high performers from counterfeit candidates.

The payoff of better permanent recruitment processes shows up in terms of lower turnover and higher performance. An Hr Consultant, or the in-house finance department, can help HR departments estimate the return on investment of new recruitment methods based on the number of hires, the type of jobs and an assessment of effectiveness of the current process. A simple back-of-the-envelope calculation is often enough to demonstrate that the payoff is substantial.

The P3 solution is a particularly good investment for mid-sized firms because it adds reliability while being easy to implement and deliver, taking pressure off the HR department and saving time for busy managers.

Effective permanent recruitment methods exist; it’s just a matter of putting them to work.

Temp agency provides professional hr consulting and recruiting services to assist organizations with their efforts to improve performance, productivity, and profitability.

Assessing motivation and talent in a business setting is critical because of the importance of these factors in predicting success. Although “good fortune” or “luck” can contribute to success, the identifiable determining factors are motivation and talent.

Fortunately, both motivation and talent can be assessed. Structured interviews and tests can identify motivation, personality features, critical thinking ability, and emotional intelligence. Such results can help with hiring decisions and setting the course for individual development.

Motivation and talent as predictors of success.

An individual’s motivation and talent are the best predictors of success in a business setting. Because of the role of “good fortune” or “luck”, it is unreasonable to say, “only the motivated and talented succeed”. Good fortune can shine on the untalented and motivated, the talented and unmotivated, and the untalented and unmotivated.

If you take good fortune out of the equation, it is reasonable to state that an individual’s level of success will be a function of his or her motivation and talent. Of course, the specifics of a person’s motivation and talent are important.

For example, someone may be motivated to cultivate affiliation or good personal relations with others. When you combine this motivation with a talent for relating well, it predicts success in arenas where affiliation is paramount. It does not predict success in arenas where competition is more important than cooperation.

Assessing motivation and talent in a business setting.

Assessing motivation and talent in a work setting has a narrower focus than assessing the same factors in general. In a business setting, a person’s motivation to find food and shelter hopefully will not be relevant. On the other hand, it is relevant to know whether a person is motivated by a need to achieve, by a need to exercise power, or by a need to affiliate with others (according to McClelland’s Theory of Needs).

Assessing talent in a business setting also has a narrower focus. It may be interesting if an executive has a talent for gardening but his or her talent at influencing others and thinking critically are much better predictors of success in business.

A complete review of important motivation and talent specifics is not possible here. It is important to note, however, that focused motivation and talent assessment is the basis for making good human resource decisions.

Using the results of an assessment to guide hiring and individual development decisions.

A focused motivation and talent assessment informs hiring and leadership succession decisions. The results are not the only data to consider but they can provide critical insight into a candidate’s potential to be successful. If done well, the assessment can provide tangible data to guide a decision.

Another role of a focused motivation and talent assessment is to guide development. By identifying specific motivations and talent deficits, it is possible to precisely guide individual development efforts. Such precision is not possible without the data and insight provided by a comprehensive assessment of an individual’s business motivation and talent.

Dr. Lebo is a licensed psychologist with experience in both the corporate and clinical settings. He can be reached by email at drlebo@intellectusassessments.com. You can also visit the intellectusassessments.com website for additional information.

It’s well known that when a company has to cut back on expenses, one of the first things to go is budget for training such as Excel courses. London-based companies like companies all over Europe are slashing their excess expenses and training managers are suddenly left with no money to do their jobs. How can they continue to provide necessary employee development?

Prioritize Your Training Needs
It is rare that an organization completely eliminates training, so managers are usually faced with reduced rather than eliminated budgets. It becomes a matter of stretching this new budget to meet the company’s needs.

Go through the company’s training schedule and ask hard questions about which courses are critically necessary. Team building and time management are useful skills for long-term employee development, but the company is not going to collapse if these courses are suspended for a year.

On the other hand, fundamental employee skills are necessary to the daily operation of the company. An organization with extensive spreadsheet operations would still need to send employees to Excel courses in London in order to remain competitive.

Look For Creative Solutions
“Thinking outside the box” has become such a cliche it has lost its meaning, but taking alternate approaches to a problem is a good way to find new solutions.

Contact your provider of Excel courses in London and ask about pricing options. You might be able to save money through group discounts, sending several employees at once rather than one at a time. Reserving courses far in advance often brings substantial savings in training costs.

While your budget has been cut, other departments may not have been hurt so badly. Require other department managers to provide some or even all of the cost of outside training. Many department heads will do so without hesitation.

Beware False Economies
One of the biggest dangers in a poor economy is taking measures that save money today at the cost of hamstringing company operations in the future. Managers have to take a strategic view and make decisions with the best long term outcome.

Completely eliminating training is seldom a good idea. Workers will struggle to do their jobs and use software they may not be familiar with, leading to lost hours of production that far exceed the cost of taking a course. This also leads to employee frustration and plummeting morale.

Looking for internal experts rather than sending employees to outside Excel courses in London is seldom an ideal solution. There is a difference between knowing a subject and teaching a subject. Using outside instructors who are experienced in certified both in the software and teaching methods provides a more effective training experience and a more efficient use of training budgets.

Author is a freelance copywriter. For more information on excel courses + london, please visit http://www.microsofttraining.net

Have you ever tried to hire employees without posting the job in the newspaper, on the door of your business, or on the Internet? Not doing so makes it difficult to find high quality employees. Not doing so also makes it difficult to fill a position that needs filling quickly.

Luckily, there are many different methods in which you can easily post a job. It may be sort of easy to send a classified ad to the local newspaper, but that is something that is slowly becoming obsolete. This is because the Internet has opened up a completely new doorway to how jobs are listed. With the invention of job listings on the Internet, less and less people actually frequent their newspapers when looking for jobs. They go to job seeker sites and look at the listings there. As a matter of fact, that is how a lot of people get their jobs nowadays.

The evolution of job listings

Let’s step back a bit and look at the days in which the newspaper was the only option. People would go through the lists of jobs and would circle what they thought they could do and would then call the number in the ad. This could be a frustrating process because it was time consuming.

All of a sudden, the Internet came to be and job listing sites were added to the Internet. It took a while for employers to catch on, especially since not all businesses had Internet access like most do today. Nowadays, a job comes open and the boss can go onto the Internet and list the job opening on a website within moments of the job coming open. In just a matter of minutes, hundreds of people can see that ad.

Being that hundreds of people see the ad in any given day, it can be difficult on the boss because he or she has to sift through all of those replies. There are resumes everywhere with qualified people busting at the seams. However, this is not necessarily a bad thing. This isn’t a bad thing because this means that there are plenty of qualified people to choose from. Eventually, the boss is able to find a qualified individual and the job is filled in no time.

Another thing that has happened with online job listings is that individuals are more able to find other jobs in other towns and recruiters can recruit from anywhere. It used to not be this easy. Back in the day, someone would have to call or they would have to hear it through the “grapevine” that a job was available with a company across the country. Now all it takes is a surf through a job listings site and jobs can be found on the other side of the world. It is utterly amazing and has done a lot for competition within businesses and even the economy. The best employees are placed within the best companies and some employees are even fought over because they are incredible workers. The Internet has helped revolutionize this.

How these sites work

As the employer, job listing sites makes your job easier. Basically, you just sign up for an account and you then follow the instructions to post an ad. It only takes a few minutes. You don’t have to worry about mailing off your ad and waiting for it to be in a newspaper. It will be live in no time after you have submitted. From there you don’t have to worry about anything other than reviewing the many resumes that come your way.

Job listings sites are easy to use. Basically, you fill out a form asking you what kind of job you’re looking for, where you want to work, and what kind of job title you want. This is the best way for you to target the kind of job you want instead of having to search through all sorts of listings. In the days of classifieds in newspapers, you had to read ads for jobs that you did not want. Nowadays you type in what you want and you’re taken right there.

Newspapers are good for the news

Newspapers are good for the news. Most individuals have the Internet now and, even if they don’t, they will make sure they find Internet access when they’re looking for a job. They know where to find the best jobs and that is on online job listings sites. They know that they aren’t going to find a high quality job in the newspaper anyway. It seems that most of the jobs listed in the newspaper classifieds are jobs regarding work-at-home opportunities that want you to pay some sort of fee. There are also job listings for truck drivers and individuals wishing to sell cosmetics. As for the other stuff, people turn to the Internet and that’s why you should make sure your job listings are listed there and nowhere else.

To maximize your chances to land a quality employee, you can list your job opening on multiple sites. No one ever said that you had to use just one. Multiple sites work out just fine. When the job is filled, you can make sure you remove the ads from the other sites. That way you don’t continue to receive inquiries and resumes about a job that is already filled. That’s something you can’t do in a newspaper. If you pay for the ad to run for 7 days, then it is going to run for 7 days. If you find a great person on the second day, then you have 5 days that you’ve paid for that you don’t need. In the end, you will find that submitting job listings online is more cost-effective and can save you a lot of time in a number of ways. That is just the way to go, so make sure you use online job listings from now on so that you can reach a larger audience of great employees.

Jay Gaulard writes for a wide selection of websites on various topics. He is a veteran of the internet and has come to be respected in his many areas of expertise. This article was written on behalf of Iiamin, a popular help wanted ads website.

Many people who are, in ordinary circumstances, excellent workers may encounter a period in their lives where they struggle with the responsibilities of their work and their outside lives.

Without assistance, such employees may end up being terminated or leaving the job voluntarily, costing the enterprise in recruiting, hiring, and training costs. Any organisation can benefit from an employee assistance program to help prevent these costs and to help employees lead happier and more productive lives.

An employee assistance program offers counseling and other services to employees in a variety of different situations. One common situation is dealing with issues specifically pertaining to the work environment, such as workplace stress or work relationship issues. All of us encounter difficulties in the workplace from time to time, but when stress becomes chronic, it can be destructive and even physically harmful. Chronic stress can cause symptoms such as depression, anxiety, insomnia, and even physical discomfort such as stomach aches, headaches, and backaches.

This can lead to very poor work performance as well as difficulty interacting with other employees productively. An employee assistance program can help by providing counseling to affected employees in order to plan ways to alleviate stress. Stress alleviation can include relaxation techniques or coping mechanisms as well as physiological changes such as healthy diet and exercise. By helping employees who are under extreme or chronic stress, staff absenteeism is decreased and workplace productivity is increased.

Employees may also need someplace to turn during or after major life events. While one common example is the death or injury of a loved one, even positive events such as giving birth can create negative effects. Other individuals may be struggling through personal or family relationship problems, such as divorce, which can be isolating and leave the person with no one to confide in. Many people can benefit from counseling in such cases and may not seek out such assistance on their own.

A company that has provided an EAP and proactively informs employees about their options will help individuals who are having such temporary problems, creating positive morale as well as decreased turnover and absenteeism.

Employee assistance programs are not limited to only counseling. Some programs will offer a variety of services to help with work/life balance issues of all kinds. For example, some employee assistance programs can help employees with personal finances or legal problems. While counselors typically do not come on-site for confidentiality issues, some employee assistance programs offer specific services to the employer itself for use in the workplace. For example, consultations for supervisors or management may be offered, as well as support for dealing with workplace relationship problems.

Even training and education programs may be available. During difficult periods, such as multiple redundancies or the death of an employee, critical incident services may be available as a resource to help in the workplace itself. Coverage can also be much more basic, so there is a program available for nearly any level of need.

Richard Reid of
Pinnacle Proactive, Specialists in the
Employee
Assistance Program,

Stress Management,

Staff Retention & Absenteeism. Take a Proactive Approach in Growing Your
Organisation

The cost for UK industry is staggering 11.5 billion was paid in wages to absent employees, or paid for temporary staff or overtime for absent employees, in 2002.

There are many ways of preventing absenteeism. Of the forty million days each year lost to absenteeism, over thirteen million are caused by common mental health issues, including stress, anxiety and depression. While not all mental health issues are preventable by employers, enterprises can mitigate the cost by providing appropriate resources to employees to deal with such issues.

An employee assistance program that offers face to face or telephone counselling to employees on a confidential basis can provide a needed outlet and source of information to suffering employees. While such plans do have an up front cost to employers, they typically save money in the long run from decreased absenteeism and turnover.

Employers can also be proactive in resolving workplace issues that cause stress and in turn encourage absenteeism and eventual turnover. Chronic absenteeism on a departmental or enterprise level can often indicate burnout or workplace issues, rather than a problem with individual employees.

Employees that are suffering from excessive workloads are an obvious target, but there are other factors that can create chronic stress, such as lack of communication in the workplace, multiple supervisors, conflicting job requirements, unclear job responsibilities, lack of autonomy, and micromanagement

Interpersonal problems such as office politics or even bullying can cause stress and anxiety.
At an enterprise wide level, fear of redundancies, lack of promotion potential, and lack of technological or financial support can also create problematic stress levels. To combat this, savvy employers will create open door policies to encourage employees to come forward regarding workplace problems. Counselling and mediation may also be helpful in dealing with such issues.

Employees also tend to take sickies due to physical and health issues. While some, such as colds and flu, cannot be wholly prevented, employers can reduce their impact on the workplace through sensible policy. Encouraging sick employees to stay home rather than creating a job environment where staff is pressured to attend despite illness can often facilitate less sick days, not more.

Further, even simple steps such as encouraging frequent hand washing and providing hand sanitizer to employees can reduce illness. Further, other health issues can be caused by workplaces themselves. Hiring a qualified ergonomist may help in preventing absenteeism due to complaints like back pain, as well as the added benefit of increasing morale and increasing employee productivity?

There are many steps available to prevent absenteeism, but the best first step is to carefully analyse the environment and to find out the root causes of absenteeism. Once that is established, creating an action plan to prevent the common causes can pay off for any enterprise.

Richard Reid of
Pinnacle Proactive, Specialists in the
Employee
Assistance Program,

Stress Management,

Staff Retention & Absenteeism. Take a Proactive Approach in Growing Your
Organisation

Fortunately, turnover is on a declining trend in the UK, but this also means that enterprises must continue to find ways to retain staff to remain competitive in the marketplace.

Some employee turnover is positive. A company that is too conservative in staff retention will become uncompetitive because some employees cost more to retain than to terminate. For example, keeping poor performers in order to avoid the cost of hiring and training a new employee will typically cause morale problems as well as discourage good performance in other workers. A chronic lack of workplace discipline can easily follow.

When a poor performer is removed and a productive employee is hired, the new employee can typically save or earn the company money that was lost to their unproductive predecessor. Further, a certain amount of ‘new blood is helpful in bringing in new ideas, keeping current with the industry, and encouraging a competitive and productive environment.

Unfortunately, a large amount of turnover is unproductive. When an employee leaves the company, there are many immediate and ongoing costs. First, there may be administrative costs directly involved with the resignation itself, such as organizational changes, administrative tasks such as ceasing salary and benefits, and so on.

To hire a new employee typically will add recruitment costs to advertise the position, as well as selection costs in reviewing and interviewing applicants. There may be costs related to covering the position while staff is being hired, such as through overtime or hiring a temporary worker.

Finally, there is the cost of training the new employee. Due to all of these factors, it can take months or even years for the new employee to become profitable for the company.

To prevent such costs, staff retention efforts are mandatory. One must focus not just on retaining staff, but specifically on retaining the best performers. While a workplace party may marginally improve morale overall, it may be more cost effective to target staff retention funds at the best employees through a compensation program that offers commissions, bonuses, or awards to productive employees.

Further, it is important to create an atmosphere of open communication with employees to help find the causes of turnover. In a large enterprise, an anonymous survey can be done to ask employees if they are considering resignation and, if so, what factors are involved with their thoughts of leaving the company.

Through this pool of data, trends can be established and the enterprise can target the specific issues that employees are struggling with. For example, employees may be leaving due to lack of flexibility in their work schedule, and creating options such as job sharing may drastically reduce turnover. Only through careful examination of the enterprise can staff retention efforts be effective.

Richard Reid of
Pinnacle Proactive, Specialists in the
Employee
Assistance Program,

Stress Management,

Staff Retention & Absenteeism. Take a Proactive Approach in Growing Your
Organisation

Typically, such programs include referral services and short-term counselling for the employee (and possibly other members of their household) and are typically offered to employees free of charge.

A company interested in providing an employee assistance program will typically purchase a pre paid plan from a third party provider. Selecting The UK Employee Assistance Professionals Association (EAPA) is the professional body for such providers and may be of assistance in helping to find a provider from their list of member companies. Alternately, employee assistance program brokers also exist that can help provide detailed cost information for a variety of plans from multiple companies.

When considering the purchase of an employee assistance program package, one aspect to decide upon is the level of coverage. Most providers will offer different levels of service. While a more budget-driven employee assistance program may offer only telephone support, a full package can offer face-to-face counselling. The size of the company will also significantly alter the available options as well. Specific programs are available for small and medium enterprises (SMBs) that are tailored to this type of work environment rather than a larger corporate setting.

Employee assistance programs not only offer an attractive benefit for employees, they also offer tangible return on the investment to the employer. Employee assistance programs can significantly reduce staff absenteeism, one study showed a reduction of 25-50%, as well as a far reduction in work related symptoms and sicknesses This report indicated that an investment in employee assistance programs creates six to ten times the savings to the company. Levels of substance abuse are reduced and job satisfaction will rise measurably. Employee assistance programs are also a marketable benefit to be presented to prospective hires. Employee assistance programs also retain employees who are struggling through difficult and often temporary periods in their lives, and thus tends to create fewer vacancies to fill through an expensive recruiting and hiring process.

Employers should be aware that their enterprise will need to be aware of the data that can be provided by an employee assistance program. As employee assistance services are only offered on a confidential basis, individual data about employee use is not possible or desirable. This would defeat the purpose of any such system as employees would be too fearful to use it! However, this does not mean that your employee assistance program cannot be monitored and held accountable for results. Aggregate data can and should be solicited from the program regarding usage and satisfaction. Employees should have the opportunity to provide feedback and a review of the process in order to insure that the investment is working. Consult with any prospective provider to see what they offer to employers in this area.

Richard Reid of
Pinnacle Proactive, Specialists in the
Employee
Assistance Program,

Stress Management,

Staff Retention & Absenteeism. Take a Proactive Approach in Growing Your
Organisation

Tammy Erickson of Harvard Business Online wrote an article titled, “Ten Reasons Gen Xers Are Unhappy at Work”, which highlights how Generation X perceives “most corporate careers paths narrow’ at the top.”

Today, employees of Generation X are in their 30s and 40s and are in a position to be considered as corporate leaders. However, this group is often overlooked or not offered the kind of incentives they desire in order to retain them long enough to succeed into these positions.

Generation X is motivated by positive work relationships and a breadth of opportunities to continually develop their skills and expand their knowledge. They are not primarily driven by salary, recognition and prestige, and unfortunately many company’s reward and succession plans are built on this platform. Generation X is not vocal about their needs and is typically more reserved in the work environment.

Recognizing what motivates this critical generation on the verge of becoming our corporate leaders is essential and building reward and benefit plans to meet them is the key. Managers and employees can work together on an employee’s development and career goals by utilizing an online Performance Management solution.

By allowing Generation X to have input on what they will be held responsible for as well as areas in which they wish to develop, it will help address their need for involvement and career growth. This tool allows managers and employees to engage in continual and immediate communication as craved by Generation X.

Furthermore, Generation X and their managers can gain great benefits from an online Career Development and Succession Planning solution. Such a tool allows Generation X to contribute to and continually update their development plans - assuaging their desire to continuously learn.

It also allows employees to view internal available positions they may be interested in developing a career path for - a key element in retention - and these skills and competencies are visible to the executives building succession plans. This helps Generation X take control of their own career options as well as helps to dispel their perception of the narrow corporate career paths.

Executives are able to source for hidden talent within Generation X thereby greatly increasing the talent pool and the chances of finding highly suitable successors.

As the workforce becomes more multi-generational and diverse, executives and managers will need to be increasingly aware of what drives and motivates their employees. This will be the key to success in all areas of business far beyond finding the best candidates for a succession plan.

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This alone requires impeccable talent management solutions, applicant tracking, and of course all other tasks associated with human resource management.

So long as the number of employees is small and manageable, you are likely to consider using a basic accounting program for payroll and then manually tabulate time sheets.

As the business grows, this becomes a rather daunting task, and you are now at the fork in the road when the investment in a human resource software package that can grow with your company is a serious consideration.

As a general rule of thumb, if a business number of employees exceeds 25, it is time to purchase a comprehensive software solution package for all human resources needs, including talent management and applicant tracking. Generally there are few simple things to think about when buying HR software.

Benefits management should permit for employee self service, whenever appropriate. In some instances a direct link to medical, dental, and vision insurance providers can greatly reduce the amount of time the human resource management professionals spend on putting together health insurance and associated benefit information for employees.

A serious option is hosted human resource software that is externally maintained and stored.

Payroll functions and attendance management should be coupled to allow for a speedy report creation when it comes time for performance reviews and vacation requests processing. Talent management solutions greatly factor into the value of the software expandability to meet the growing needs within the corporation.

Job applicant self service needs to have connectivity to job postings, and external applicants need to have round the clock access to resume creation and submission functions. This streamlines the hiring process and eliminates costly job postings. Applicant tracking software is of greatest use in this instance.

Depending on the kind of business that you are in, there are additional functions you may wish to think about for your human resource software.

For example, if you are connected to the entertainment business, then a link-in with talent management companies of your choice is a must; on the other hand, if your business requires the use of independent contractors, then a management function to keep track of these various contractors assigned to their individual jobs is of paramount importance.

It may be tempting to limit the scope of the software package you are willing to invest in initially. After all, the immediate expense is most likely rather impressive. Yet remember that failure to plan for future growth or at least anticipate it can actually lead to further expenses and carries the risk of data loss if you must transfer the employment records between various services.

Last but not least, measure the feasibility of an appropriate HR software package by scrutinizing the upgrade options it offers as well as the support that is contractually guaranteed by software company representatives.

The training itself is a valuable asset, and even if you find that the human resource software package is a bit more expensive, the fact that you can keep it and the HR department up to date is well worth the extra expense.

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