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Hiring for potential, not direct work experience
Along with a desire for advancement, recruiters are still looking for technical skills, a solid education, and drive when hiring for potential. And while work experience could be the icing on the cake that can influence new hires' potential contributions to the company, that doesn't necessarily translate to stellar performance. Here's why hiring for potential could yield more successful recruiting
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