Business, 14.07.2021 01:10 GreenHerbz206

Fran wants to hire a diverse group of capable people to work at her brand new fitness studios. Unfortunately, many of the applicants Fran perceives as having good emotional intelligence and agreeable personalities (a plus for a fitness studio), do not score well on the cognitive ability test and she has to rule them out as a possible hire. What should Fran do to meet her goals

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