The staff member you just employed might have a remarkable resume, but if his or her abilities are not truly a fit for the job, there's a high probability that new seek the services of will not work out long-term.
In a recent study from Robert Half Finance & Accounting, nearly 40 percent of executives said that, other than poor performance, the main reason for a failed hire is a mismatched skill set. Employers who fail to clearly outline what's expected of a new employee also often have to go through the hiring process again. The research found that 27 percent of executives named unclear performance expectations as the top reason that new employees don't work out.