Should we hire this candidate, or keep looking?
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What actually decides it
Evidence over impression
Anchor on work samples, structured interview scores and reference specifics rather than overall feel.
Cost of a mis-hire vs an empty seat
A bad hire usually costs more than a longer search, but not when the gap is stalling critical work.
Fit with the actual role
Strong general talent can still miss the specific 90-day outcomes the role needs.
Bias and urgency traps
Similarity bias, halo effects and deadline pressure push toward yes. Name them before deciding.
What would change the answer
- Another work-sample result
- A reference contradicting the interview signal
- Whether the role can be scoped down while you keep searching
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