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Journal / Hiring practice

A better hiring brief starts with the work.

The strongest briefs describe an outcome, not only a list of requirements.

The Brave Ones / Perspective

Job titles travel poorly between businesses. The same title can describe very different responsibilities, decision rights and working environments. Before a search begins, it pays to understand what the person will actually change.

A conversation about outcomes helps separate essentials from preferences. It also reveals where adjacent experience could be just as valuable as a conventional background.

A clear brief does not narrow the search unnecessarily. It gives everyone involved a common understanding of what success looks like.

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