When you’re putting together a team for your organization, it’s essential to make sure your employees are suitable for your company’s culture. It’s not enough for them to be technically proficient — they also need to have the right work ethics. It’s not always possible to determine an individual’s sense of work ethics based on an interview alone which is why organizations are turning to staffing agencies that off temp-to-hire models.
Many managers often end up hiring candidates who aren’t right for the company’s culture. In doing so, they spend considerable time, resources, and money on training, evaluating, and onboarding employees who aren’t the right fit for the company or end up leaving too soon. Then, the company has to go through another lengthy round of interviews and vetting processes to fill in the position.
That’s where the temp-to-hire strategy comes in, which is a strategy where a company hires employees temporarily for a trial period to determine if they’re suitable for the company. Not only does this allow the company to “test run” the candidate, but it also gives the candidate a chance to determine if they like working with the company.
According to an Accountemps survey, over 34% of all polled CFOs stated that hiring candidates temporarily helps them determine if the candidate is genuinely suitable for the company. In this article, we’ll give you an overview of some of the most significant benefits of the temp-to-hire strategy.