1. What is important when selecting an employee?
2 Qualification
Certificates and diplomas do not stand for your entire qualification. Incompetent masters and doctors graduated from highly praised universities can be everywhere. We just cannot depend on them to make a profit for the company. By contrast, interviewees with practical experience would bring us more benefits.
2 Experience
It couldn’t be better if our employees are made of people who come from different cities, provinces, countries, and continents. Their different backgrounds could very well serve our purpose of diversification within the company.
2 Professional experience
It might sounds curious but I’d really like to give the job-hoppers a chance to demonstrate their capabilities. Those so-called loyal staffs who stick to one particular company as long as possible seem to be afraid of unfamiliar working environment.
2 Age
It has nothing to do with discrimination when we take the employee’s age seriously. As people grow older, they tend to adhere to past practices and resist changes. Such a rigid guy should be excluded from our paying list.
2 Personality
Everyone has a unique personality, which is a welcome phenomenon. If a group of staff members are similar in their personalities, a lot of internal conflicts could be saved. But there’s also a problem to worried. This unit might become a stagnant working place without vitality in the long run.
2 Creativity
We attach great importance to an employee’s creativity. Mediocre Yes-man who is used to echo the views of others apparently belongs to redundant laborer. Such a guy would be fired immediately when there’s a call to streamline the staff. As soon as we find an interviewee has scarce creativity, dismiss him promptly.
