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Old Mar 4, 2008 | 06:57 PM
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I hired and fired employees when I was working in the hotel industry. I was the Chief Engineer of several hotels and I didn't stress out on hiring people. Prepare a list of questions that you can draw from. I required a resume which would outline their skills and during the interview process I would ask open ended questions to see how they would handle different situations, no yes/no questions. Service oriented people need to be able to adapt to changing situations so there aren't any pat answers. You should know what you feel would make a good employee, think back to how you were interviewed, figure out what you felt were good questions/approaches, and what was bad and didn't relate. Technical abilities that are necessary to the job should be tested don't be subtle, you need to know if they know what is going on.
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