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The 4 C's of Hiring

DAY 4 OF 5

The 4 C’s of Hiring – Competence

This week I’ve been teaching on the 4 C’s of Hiring. After you’ve investigated someone’s character and discovered whether or not they’re called and passionate about your mission, then it’s important to select the most competent. 

Competence is third on my list because many skills can be taught if they have strong character and passion. Nevertheless, finding and hiring the person with the most God-given skills for the job will increase your company’s performance and, ultimately, customer appreciation.

Proverbs 22:29 teaches, “Do you see someone skilled in their work? They will serve before kings; they will not serve before officials of low rank.”

Although a resume of someone’s skills and work history is a good starting point, consider developing tests or brief work projects to determine someone’s true level of skill and competence. 

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The 4 C's of Hiring

When Jethro instructed his son-in-law Moses to appoint Judges in Exodus 18, he provided a framework for hiring the right people for the right jobs. In this five-day study, we break down Jethro's wisdom and focus on the "Four C's" of hiring: character, calling, competence and chemistry.

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