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 🎖️Hiring: Skills or Art? 🎖️ Hiring skilled individuals is vital for any company’s growth. But have you ever wondered why even top MNCs and startups tend to prioritize art over skills in their job selection matrix? It’s true. 🧐 Selection criteria like relevant industry experience or long-term tenure without frequent job shifts still hold weight, but shouldn’t we question this? There seems to be a “Jhol” (a gap that needs fixing) in company practices that unknowingly—or knowingly—perpetuate these habits. Let me ask you this: Do you think someone with diverse industry experience could be an asset to a company in terms of growth, sales, and reputation? Of course! Yet, out of #insecurity or #fear, we often #overlook such talent. We ignore those who don’t fit the mold of traditional growth paths, even if they possess the temperament and ability to excel. This mindset limits growth, leading many startups to lose momentum within their first few years. As a startup leader, it’s easy to get caught up in the feeling of achievement and assume that everything outside your mindset is either irrelevant or not valuable. But here’s a critical point: Have you ever noticed how people’s behavior shifts when you start coming into the spotlight within your organization? That’s exactly where the need for change arises. It’s time to rethink how we value both skills and art in hiring decisions. #StartupLeadership #CreativeHiring #SkillsVsArt #HiringDecisions #FoundersMindset

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1mo

Great insights! Balancing skills and creativity in hiring can truly drive innovation and growth. Akash Kshatriya

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