It is Saturday morning in Metro Detroit and you are going through applicants from the job ad you typed on your phone last week. Half of them are not qualified, a few live nowhere near you, and the kind of person you actually want never applied.
With a real job description and a job ad written to sell the role, the right people can see themselves in it. The ad leads with what makes your business a good place to work, gives honest pay and schedule details and tells people exactly what the role involves.
The applicants get better. You spend less time screening, more of the people you call are a real fit, and the job description doubles as a guide for training and reviews once they start.