How To Look Like a Winning Team

How To Look Like a Winning Team

Why do candidates choose to become a part of certain organizations and not others?   While there are many factors that can play into this decision, a major determinant is that candidates want to join organizations that they perceive to be “winning teams” and...
The High Cost of Hiring C-Players

The High Cost of Hiring C-Players

Simply put, you need to avoid hiring C-players at all costs. In fact, cost is the reason. Hiring a C-player will cost you massive amounts of money. Dr. Bradford Smart says one out of every two hires in the U.S. is a mis-hire. What is a mis-hire? It’s when a new hire...
What are A, B and C Players?

What are A, B and C Players?

  A-Players are people who exceeds your they bring more value to your team than their total compensation.   B-Players are people who meets requirements about 70 percent of the   C-Players are people who only meet expectations about 30 percent of the...
Why You Need to Attract A-Players— and Only A-Players

Why You Need to Attract A-Players— and Only A-Players

“The toughest decisions in organizations are people decisions—hiring, firing, and promoting people. These are the decisions that receive the least attention and are the ones that are the hardest to ‘unmake.’” —Peter Drucker   In 2016, an outpatient mental health...
Separating the A-players from the Rest

Separating the A-players from the Rest

By David Wolfe, Founder & CEO of NP Now   As a recruiter, your job is to find your organization A-players and to weed out the under-performers, the C-players. Now, no one admits to being a C-player. Everyone presents himself or herself in the best possible...