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Infecting New Startup Recruits With Passion

No matter what your startup’s product or service is, there are very few factors that will be more critical to its success than your ability to recruit good people and build creative, productive teams. Recruiting smart people to your startup isn’t enough, though; they must also believe that what they do at your organization as an individual can help change the world for the better. Creating an organization based on goals that mean something to its people can not only help your startup find and enlist talented recruits, but it will also be a tremendous long-term advantage because having a sense of meaning and purpose are the most powerful motivators for people. Giving people in your organization something that they can believe in, and put their hearts and energy in to, will give them a sense of personal attachment and pride into what they contribute towards the final product. Creating meaningful group goals and clearly communicating how new recruits can contribute toward achieving those goals creates a wellspring of passion, and can bond teams and motivate them to achieve the organization’s goals together.

More Posts In This Series:

  • Hiring For Your Startup? Set Clear Expectations from the Get-Go
  • Pick The Right Person for the Job AND The Group
Tags: Business & Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship
  • January 9, 2009
  • Business & Entrepreneurship
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  • http://ariellah.wordpress.com/ Ariellah

    Steffan- great post. Short, precise and to the point.
    couldn't agree with you more! I am also a believer in knowing your vision, mission and your goals. and in addition include your staff in planning on achieving the goals you have set.
    Thanks for sharing.
    Ariellah

    • http://blog.steffanantonas.com Steffan

      @Ariellah Good point – including your staff in planning and goal setting is
      so important. Thanks for the thoughtful comment.

  • http://blog.steffanantonas.com Steffan Antonas

    @Ariellah Good point – including your staff in planning and goal setting is
    so important. Thanks for the thoughtful comment.

  • http://ariellah.wordpress.com/ Ariellah

    Steffan- great post. Short, precise and to the point.
    couldn't agree with you more! I am also a believer in knowing your vision, mission and your goals. and in addition include your staff in planning on achieving the goals you have set.
    Thanks for sharing.
    Ariellah

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