In the property management industry, we hear a lot about doubling your doors, scaling your business, and growing your business. All of that is awesome.
But…before all your new business starts rolling in, you need to make sure you have a foundation in place so you can scale and grow effectively. Today, we’re talking about your new hire guidelines and employee development.
How to Hire for Your Unique Company
Before you hire anyone, there are a couple of things to think about. First, what is the personality characteristics and culture of your company? This is often overlooked, but it’s really important that you look for someone who will fit in with your company and how you do business. You need someone who buys into your vision and understands what you want to do with your company. Otherwise, you’re going to be knocking heads all day long, and you’ll show them the exit door sooner or later.
New Hire Checklist: Job Descriptions
You need to have a lot of clarity around what you want that person to do. I hear from people all the time that they need to hire someone because they’re feeling so overwhelmed. But, they will bring someone on without a job description or a clear idea of what that person’s role is within the company. That new employee will feel thrown to the wolves, and no one will benefit. That’s not leadership. As a business owner, you’re a leader. You need to act like a leader.
We have a lot of resources and products for hiring, putting together a job description, conducting an interview, and all that essential information. In a worst case scenario, we can even help you fire people the proper way. If you have any questions or need help with how to hire, please contact us at LandlordSource.
