Where Can I Find an Employee?
Whether you need a part-timer or a salaried employee, here's how to look for that first right-hand guy or girl.
Q: I'm ready to hire my first employee. Where can I find good candidates?
A: Now that you've decided it's time to hire your first employee, the first thing you must do is assess your relevant labor market. The size of your labor market depends on the job description of the position that you are seeking to fill. Various types of jobs will require different levels of commitment, skill and travel.
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