I keep seeing the same roles being re-posted and left vacant for months. If someone has the right attitude, the necessary skills, and fits well with the team, hire them. There are so many talented individuals still searching for jobs, yet. Think back—who took a chance on you? Maybe it's time you took a chance on someone. #Hiring #Recruitment #TalentAcquisition #Leadership
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