How to avoid hiring a "nightmare" candidate

A dream is a beautiful thing. A nightmare is something to be frowned at. So, if you're hiring somebody, wouldn't it be nice to avoid nightmare candidates? What is your strategy for new hires?

If you don't have a specific strategy when hiring new candidates, then you may be doomed to oppression for your company ( a real nightmare). So, I have a few ways to manage the atrocities of this process.

1. It's all about how the candidate sells you in the interview.
   
   It's fine to be the smart one that knows the company in and out. But, if you're hiring for a well-known company, this might be a bit negative or could be a nightmare if they don't know anything else (and was just faking it).

Manage BIG decisions quickly

Managing your decision-making process is very important. For both personal, and for business. There are many steps to make big decisions quickly, but as you practice these steps, see if you start doing things a lot quicker in the future.

Product rollouts for my campaigns, mainly web products such as services and sites, are usually fast. That's because I plan first, and then once I'm ready to go, I'm way too eager to get the product finished and rolled-out, quickly.

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