Most job posts get written backwards. 15 minutes fixes it:
-Define the outcome
-List key decisions
-Define 90-day success
Do this before you write a single line of the post. Full breakdown on LinkedIn (open hr)
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Most job posts get written backwards. 15 minutes fixes it:
-Define the outcome
-List key decisions
-Define 90-day success
Do this before you write a single line of the post. Full breakdown on LinkedIn (open hr)
Want early access to what we’re building: https://t.co/4jyCKFiwXe
None of these are aspirational. They're testable. If we ship something that violates one of these, that's a real bug, not a rough edge.
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Most startup HR isn't run by an HR team.
It's run by a founder, ops lead, or manager squeezing it in between everything else.
That's who we're building for.
If setting up your HR software takes longer than it took to hire the person you're onboarding, the software already lost. Doesn't matter how many features it has.
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Performance reviews don’t fail because they’re skipped. They fail because the person running them was never taught how.
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Which of these have you actually typed into an AI at 11pm before a first hire?
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Which of these have you actually typed into an AI at 11pm before a first hire?
Want early access to what we’re building?
Our waitlist is live: https://t.co/4jyCKFiwXe
Questions founders keep asking ChatGPT about hiring their first employees:
“How many interview rounds should we do?”
“What should a 30/60/90 day plan actually include?”
A few patterns keep showing up, and the answers are usually simpler than founders expect.
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5. “What’s the biggest interview mistake early founders make?”
Hiring for “culture fit” without ever defining what that actually means. It becomes a stand-in for “reminds me of myself,” which is a worse filter than almost anything else you could use.