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An Empty Seat Is Not Hiring Approval: Diagnose the Work First

Do not confuse a hiring request with a diagnosis. Before adding a person, clarify the output, unnecessary work, bottleneck, capacity, and required capability.

October 5, 2026 • 1 min read • Nima Farahmand
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An empty chair in an office and a review of workflow before hiring

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شروع چکاپ تصمیم
#Process Optimization #Delegation #System Building #Organizational Bottleneck #Management

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