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The Best Recruits May Not Be Who You Think
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What should one look for in hiring? What is a good hire? Views of John Chambers and others.
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What questions to ask, what to check, what else to look for, and whats becoming more important in today's environment. From the personal experiences, trials and failures, and long experience of managers.
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