From: ProfJorgeEntrep <profjorge.entrep@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Dec 26, 2012 at 1:24 AM
Subject: EntrepShare
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Posted: 25 Dec 2012 03:03 AM PST
Ateneo Professor on Entrepreneurship When you hire, do you always follow the adage that you can hire anyone who is young and trainable? Hence the adage "Hire for the attitude and then train" It is my experience that when you hire a 20+ year old he has much of his personality formed over the years by his school, parents, and community. Hard training can not do much for him/her especially work
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No is right for the first time, but proper training makes perfect for the first time.
ReplyDeleteWhen we hire, we do not need more people but we need an employee with passion in his/her job and for the company we will work for. Train, train train and train always to do our job perfect.
DaniCa Grace M. Ordinario
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Hiring the best and the brightest it is still possible, but the most important thing is his attitude towards work. There are a lot of brilliant employee but as times goes by their attitudes have changed towards decay.
ReplyDeleteVencho Tolentino
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