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Hiring manager skills

Practical skills for the person who interviews, decides, and keeps records.

  • Using the PreHireBadge Academy

    Sign in, finish a free course, and read what the certificate of completion does and does not mean.

    • 33 min
    • 6 modules + exam
    • Certificate of completion
  • Creating a background-check policy

    A short written rule for who may order a check, what they must not type, and where adverse action lives.

    • 45 min
    • 7 modules + exam
    • Certificate of completion
  • Individualized assessment for hiring decisions

    Offense, time, and the job — then the extra factors your location's worksheet requires.

    • 48 min
    • 7 modules + exam
    • Certificate of completion
  • AI in hiring, responsibly

    The employment report is not a score. Selection tools that rank people sit under different rules.

    • 49 min
    • 7 modules + exam
    • Certificate of completion
  • Structured interviewing for small employers

    Same job-related questions, a written score, and disability questions that generally wait for a conditional offer.

    • 41 min
    • 6 modules + exam
    • Certificate of completion
  • New-hire onboarding basics

    Form I-9, Form W-4, the posters that apply, and a first week that does not collect a Social Security number by text.

    • 38 min
    • 6 modules + exam
    • Certificate of completion
  • Creating an employee handbook

    Your company rules, separate from posters, Form I-9, and the background-check disclosure.

    • 39 min
    • 6 modules + exam
    • Certificate of completion

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PreHireBadge Academy courses are free and educational. Completing a course or earning a certificate is not legal advice, not a professional license, and not a legal credential. Laws change. Read the cited sources and ask a qualified attorney about your own hiring decision.

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