January 9th, 2023 | Sterling
Reference Checks
A reference check confirms your hopes about a possible employee, reveals a misrepresentation, or highlights poor performance in a previous position. It is a critical step in the hiring process where you can learn important details about your applicant, such as:
- Are their work history and listed skills accurate?
- Were they really a top performer?
- Did they have great attendance?
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