The problem with hiring (and why It feels broken)
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Hiring is a mess. Resumes are padded, interviews drag on, and somehow, despite all the effort, you’re still wondering if your new hire will actually deliver, or just deliver excuses.
?Meanwhile, your team is stretched thin, projects are piling up, and you don’t have time for the classic hire, fire, and repeat cycle.
So why does hiring feel so broken? Because too many companies think "more people" means more progress. It doesn’t.
?High-growth companies don’t just stack headcount. They build with intention, bringing in the right expertise, at the right time, in the right way. That’s how you scale without turning hiring into a full-time crisis.
Why “just hire more” is the worst advice ever
You’ve heard it before: "We just need more people."
Except more people doesn’t mean more progress. Harvard Business Review found that over-hiring actually slows companies down, more meetings, more misalignment, and more time wasted onboarding people who might work out.
Which brings us to the next big mistake: hiring without a safety net.
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The staffing shortcut that actually works
The best teams don’t just “fill positions.” They bring in on-demand, specialized talent, people who:
Instead of waiting months to hire, they bring in the right people when they actually need them. No waiting. No risk. No wasted time.
That’s the difference between hiring reactively and scaling intelligently.
If hiring is slowing you down instead of speeding things up, maybe it’s time to ditch the old playbook.
Let’s talk about what smarter hiring looks like.?