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While We Were Working: Your Weekly Small Business HR News and Strategy Podcast
Jumpstart HR LLC
116 episodes
6 months ago
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Management
Business,
News,
News Commentary
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Internal Hiring vs External Hiring - What’s Better? Ft. Fit Small Business
While We Were Working: Your Weekly Small Business HR News and Strategy Podcast
32 minutes 18 seconds
1 year ago
Internal Hiring vs External Hiring - What’s Better? Ft. Fit Small Business
Summary This episode’s conversation explores the topic of internal versus external hiring in small businesses. Experts from Jumpstart HR and the Fit Small Business team discuss the key differences between the two methods, including the impact on cost, time efficiency, employee morale, retention rates, and diversity of skill sets. They also provide a five-step framework to determine whether to fill a role with an internal hire or an external hire, which includes assessing current skills and gaps, identifying growth and development opportunities, conducting a cost benefit analysis, considering cultural fit and adaptability, and evaluating long-term impact and strategic alignment. Takeaways Internal and external recruitment methods have different impacts on cost, time efficiency, employee morale, retention rates, and diversity of skill sets. A five-step framework can help small businesses determine whether to fill a role with an internal hire or an external hire: assess current skills and gaps, identify growth and development opportunities, conduct a cost benefit analysis, consider cultural fit and adaptability, and evaluate long-term impact and strategic alignment. Communication, performance reviews, and feedback are important in assessing current skills, identifying growth opportunities, and promoting internal candidates. Cost considerations include compensation, benefits, and potential expenses for external hiring, while internal hiring may involve salary adjustments and filling previous positions. Cultural fit and adaptability should be considered when deciding between internal and external candidates, as well as the long-term impact and alignment with business goals. Chapters 00:00 Introduction 03:23 Key differences between internal and external recruitment methods 06:00 Cost implications of internal versus external hiring 08:46 Time efficiency of internal and external recruitment methods 14:16 Effect of internal and external recruitment on employee morale and retention 16:31 Impact of internal and external candidate recruiting strategies on diversity of skill sets 21:57 Step 1: Assessment 24:30 Step 2: Identifying 28:04 Step 3: Costs 31:24 Step 4: Culture 31:54 Step 5: Long-term impact and strategic alignment   To learn more about Internal vs External Hiring, visit @FitSmallBusiness’s Helpful Guide: https://fitsmallbusiness.com/internal-vs-external-recruiting   To subscribe to Fit Small Business, visit: https://link.fitsmallbusiness.com/join/65m/hr-social-signup   To work with Jumpstart HR’s team of HR professionals, visit our website: www.jumpstart-hr.com
While We Were Working: Your Weekly Small Business HR News and Strategy Podcast