Recruiting should never begin with a résumé — it should begin with a conversation.
Before reviewing applications or scoring skills, meet the person. Listen. Learn their story.
A real conversation often reveals far more about potential, character, and alignment than any automated system ever could.
When someone applies, they’re extending trust. The least a company can do is return that trust through thoughtful follow-up — even if the answer is no. Offer feedback, direction, and encouragement for what’s next. Every interaction should leave the person better than they arrived.
Relationships are the foundation of every great organization. Scripture reminds us:
“Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their labor.” — Ecclesiastes 4:9
Hiring is not a transaction — it’s a relationship.
The goal isn’t just to fill a seat; it’s to build a community of people who grow, support, and strengthen one another.
When we choose connection over convenience, we honor both our mission and the people called to help fulfill it.
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