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Reasons why new hires fail

success or fail Based on 5,247 interviews Hiring for Attitude, the top five reasons why new hires failed are:

1. Coachability: The ability to accept and implement feedback from bosses, colleagues, customers and others.
2. Emotional Intelligence: The ability to understand and manage one’s own emotions, and accurately assess others’ emotions.
3. Motivation: Sufficient drive to achieve one’s full potential and excel on the job.
4. Temperament: Attitude and personality suited to the particular job and work environment.
5. Technical Competence: Functional or technical skills required to do the job.

Technical competence is fairly easy to test. Don’t ask people how they would do something, Ask them about a time they have already done it. Don’t allow people to tell you hypothetical stories, make them share real experience.

Coachability, emotional intelligence, motivation and temperament are more predictive of a new hires’ success or failure than technical skills are.

Positive Attitudes of High Performers:
• They take ownership of problems
• They’re highly collaborative
• They aren’t afraid to make mistakes
• They meet commitments
• They’re empathetic towards customers’ and colleagues’ needs

Negative Attitudes of Poor Performers:
• They always find the negative
• They gossip
• They respond to feedback with an argument
• They only do the bare minimum expected of them
• They get overwhelmed by multiple demands and priorities
• They always find someone else to blame for their mistakes
• They’re unwilling to leave their comfort zone