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Hiring Without Guesswork
Hiring Without Guesswork is a podcast for hiring managers who want to make better decisions, not just faster ones. If you have ever hired someone who looked great in the interview but struggled once they started, this show is for you. Each episode breaks down how interview decisions actually get made and where they quietly go wrong whether it be due to bias gut feel, overconfidence, poor question design or even misreading confidence as competence. This podcast is about clear thinking in hiring. Short, practical, and evidence-led, each episode focuses on one real interview challenge faced by pe...
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Rethinking the 5-Year Question: A Smarter Way to Interview Candidates 04.03.2026 4:37
“Where do you see yourself in five years?” is one of the most common interview questions in the world. It’s also one of the least useful. In this episode of Hiring Without Guesswork – Clear Thinking for Better Interviews , we unpack why this classic interview question rarely provides meaningful hiring insight and what hiring managers should be asking instead. Many leaders use this question to asse...
Why smart hiring managers still make bad hiring decisions 02.02.2026 5:46
Hiring mistakes rarely come from poor intent or lack of experience. They come from how decisions are made udner pressure. In this episode, we unpack why capable, intelligent leaders still get hiring wrong and why confidence, experience and good conversations are not reliable decision tools. This episode is a clear starting point for rethinking how you interview.
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