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You’ve built your business from the ground up, but there’s only so much scaling one person can do. At some point, you’ll need to hire employees. But hiring employees takes more than just finding the right person. In this video, Morgan Law (‪@FinePointsBookkeeping‬) guides you through the legal requirements to preparing for new hires, walks you through how to define the right job roles and responsibilities, and shares tips on how to effectively source and interview the most qualified candidate.

00:00 - Introduction
00:56 - Legal requirements for hiring employees
03:18 - Defining job roles and responsibilities
04:04 - Finding and interviewing qualified candidates
06:00 - Selecting and notifying candidates

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