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The hiring process.

T B McCaleb
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Anyone who has done any hiring at all can tell something about the difficulty in choosing people from a group of strangers. Hiring the right people is the most important step in managing an organization. Any hiring is important, but making the correct choice in management people is increasingly vital the higher the job being filled is in the organization.

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