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As a manager at a growing company, finding and hiring candidates for your team may require a large invest of money and effort. But, what is the return on your investment (ROI)? Knowing your cost per hire (CPH) helps you understand the ROI from time spent to recruit candidates, paid sourcing services, advertising costs, and other related investments.
David Green, Vice President at Cielo, provides you through the steps to find your cost per hire. With this information, you will be able to understand what level of recruitment or hiring investment will exponentially provide the best outcome for you, your team, and your business. You will learn how to:
Highlight the components and steps needed to calculate CPH
Understand how CPH impacts your overall ROI
Examine the importance of CPH in growing businesses
Find whether a low CPH can actually be more expensive for the business