Building New Recruiting Habits for 2022

by | Jan 13, 2022

In conjunction with Real Trends, I recently published a primer on how to build new recruiting habits.

The primer covers the topic in more detail than we normally address in Recruiting Insight.

As a quick overview, there are five important components for building new habits:

A Payoff: the clear and compelling payoff for making a change

Triggers: habits are activated by small events or stimuli

Micro-habits: change is more doable when it’s done in short and specific steps

Effective practice: to gain proficiency, each step must be practiced and measured

Plan for failure: failure and missteps are an inevitable part of building new habits–building a plan for reengaging when it happens keeps the overall mission moving

If you’re interested in learning more, shoot over to Real Trends and take a look.

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