2020 and Beyond: How to Avoid Hiring Bullies, Liars, Passive Aggressive People and Sociopaths
OVERVIEW
Hiring people is the most important thing employers do. When you
hire a person for your company, your decision will not just affect how that person
performs that job, it will affect how everyone in their work group(s) performs
their jobs as well. No one is perfect but when you hire truly dysfunctional
people, passive aggressive people or sociopaths, they will have effects on
everything and everyone with which they come into contact, including your
customers.
While no one wears a T-shirt advertising their dysfunction, it’s
really so simple to avoid hiring these people that you have to wonder why every
employer has at least one of these types of people working for them, often in a
management role. While they don’t wear T-shirts they are easy to pick out if
you know what to look for and how to talk to them.
WHY SHOULD YOU ATTEND
One only has to look to social media to see how bullying and harassment in the workplace has exploded not just in frequency but viciousness.
Sadly for many people lying has become commonplace. One usually needs only to
look around the office to see how corrosive are the effects of passive
aggressive people.
Experts estimate that roughly, 1 in 25 Americans is a
sociopath and one study alleges narcissism is growing a
rate relative to the growth of obesity!
AREAS COVERED
- Dysfunctional applicants can be some of the most
polished, capable and charming people, you’ve ever encountered. How to
look past the surface and see the person?
- How dysfunctional people can distort and control
reality, and damage the workplace culture without your even noticing. How
to spot when that is occurring?
- What dysfunctional applicants know that you don’t?
- Reading between the lines with answers and drilling
down to the basis of the matter at hand – hiring the best person.
- Avoiding hiring dysfunctional persons for management
positions.
- How to avoid being overpowered in the interview and
overruled by an overly dazzled interviewing group?
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Hiring for a growth mentality
- Twelve easy tips to avoid making hiring mistakes
- What we do that makes it easy for dysfunctional people
to be hired
- What is behavioral interviewing and how to make
conducting one easy
- Questions are important but just as important is
interpreting answers – how to do both
- The 10 things everyone involved in the hiring decision
has to do to avoid making hiring mistakes and they are not that hard
- Signs to tip you off that the charming, capable person
you are interviewing may not be the employee of your dreams
- Interview questions to identify toxic employees
WHO WILL BENEFIT
- HR Departments
- Hiring Managers
- Managers
- Supervisors
- Recruitment Departments
SPEAKER
Years of Experience: 20+ years
Areas of Expertise: Human Resource Development,
Performance Management, and Conflict Management
Teri Morning, MBA, MS, SHRM-SCP, is President of
Hindsight Human Resources, LLC. and specializes in solving company “people
problems.”
Teri also sources software solutions for compensation and
performance management.
Twenty+ years human resource and training experience in a
variety of fields, including retail, distribution, architectural, engineering,
consulting, manufacturing (union), public sector and both profit and non-profit
companies.
Teri has enjoyed consulting with employers on their problems and
trained managers and employees for over 20 years, meeting and working with
employees from all types of businesses.
In addition to a MBA, Teri has a Master’s degree in Human
Resource Development with a specialization in Conflict Management.
Teri was certified by the State of Indiana in mediation skills,
Teri is certified in Project Management and IT Management, qualified as a
Myers-Briggs practitioner and holds the SHRM certification of a Senior
Certified Professional.
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