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- Skills-based hiring reduces first-year attrition by up to 50% versus credential-based screening
- The core shift is from 'what does this person claim' to 'what can this person demonstrate'
- Clear skill definitions per role are the hardest and most important first step
- Hire automates the verification and matching once skill definitions are set
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