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Job Analysis (e.g., Job requirements, KSAs HR Planning (e.g., # job openings, time frame) Job Description (e.g., job duties, benefits, applicant qualifications) Recruitment (e.g, methods, processing of applicants) Selection (e.g., assessment of KSAs Basic Recruitment Process

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Job Analysis(e.g., Job

requirements, KSAs

HR Planning (e.g., # job

openings, time frame)

Job Description(e.g., job duties,

benefits, applicant qualifications)

Recruitment(e.g, methods, processing

of applicants)

Selection (e.g., assessment of

KSAs

Basic Recruitment Process

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• How many candidates does the organization need to• entice for each position?

• What KSAs do candidates need to possess?

• What extensive variety (e.g., market, viewpoints) is• desired?

• When should the roles be loaded (timeframe)?

• What cost-effective restrictions are available (cost issue)

Which Employment Strategy Should be Used?

~ Employment Goals ~

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Employment Resources (Techniques)

Document promotion (quick, relatively inexpensive)

Company publications (focused audience)

In-house suggestions (What are healthcare of this approach)? On-site conversations (e.g., college campuses)

Expert look for firms

Web sources (e.g., Monster.com, Company web page)

Pros:• Quicker• Cheaper• Know person’s qualifications• The candidate knows the organization (e.g., individuals, techniques, resources•)Cons: Less variety (demographics, ideas) Prospective social issue (now a colleagues boss Need to fill up an opening

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Problem Impacting Recruitment• Work market (e.g., lack of employment rate)• Positive Activity position • Role of community reflection in job ads • (attractiveness and interface perceptions) • Positive action policy vs. wide AA statement

Medtronic exampleSHRM Template

Attraction of the company (e.g., picture, recognized equity, pay and advantages, environment, likeability of business members)• Content of the job marketing (e.g., amount of information needed of candidates, responsibilities, specifications, information of organization)

Should job wage be involved in the advertisement?

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• Letters of intent• Research Philosophy/Statement• Educating Philosophy/Statement• Student (teaching) evaluations• Copies of launched articles• Letters of recommendations (3)• Resume• Transcript

Educating Application Content Example

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Employer Features – Census (e.g., sex, competition, age) Efficient job place (similarity to job being recruited; part of knowledge) Character (e.g., comfort, passion, helpful, personableness)

Management of Employment ---• Promptness of follow-up get in touch with (short period of time is best)• Quantity of details asked for of candidate (more details = less # of applicants)

Other Employment Issues

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• Investment property on choosing by HR = 16%

• Evaluation of career performance (often restricted to specifications such as meeting deadlines)

• Level of company training (most not trained; less than half of organizations used formal, reliable training programs)

Business Focus on Recruitment

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Analytics for Analyzing Employment Analytics for Analyzing Employment EffectivenessEffectiveness

• Worker job performance

• New employee turnover

• Manager fulfillment with new employees

• New employee efficiency in training

• Price per seek the services of

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Realistic Job Preview Effects

RJP VACCINATION OF EXPECTATIONS SELF SELECTION INTERNAL

FOCUS OFCONTROL

COMMITMENT TO CHOICE OF ORGANIZATION

PERCEPTION OF HONESTYAND CARING

ROLE CLARITY

COPING MECHANISMSDEVELOP FOR

NEW JOBS

INVOLUNTARY TURNOVER

JOB PERFORMANCE

NEEDS ARE MATCHED TO

ORGANIZATIONALCLIMATE

JOB SATISFACTION

VOLUNTARY TURNOVER

TENURE IN THE ORGANIZATION

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• Carefully consider the sometimes competitive goals of attracting• vs. selecting job seekers

• Recognize particular goals of a employment program

• Come up with a particular strategy for achieving employment program• objectives

• Guarantee that employment displays indicate the job-related• features of job candidates

• Use targeted employment to recognize underrepresented protected• groups

• Develop a employment Web site that is attractive, simple to get around,• and user friendly for posting application materials

Employment Recommendations

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• Integrate shade, images, sound, and video on a employment web site; all story content on the website should be well published in an interesting style; all components (including images and styles presented) must perfectly indicate the true characteristics of the organization

• Consider using continue testing and candidate monitoring software to handle the number of continues that must be independently analyzed and candidate connections that must be made

• Assess an organization’s picture being conveyed by employment and related press to guarantee that picture is the preferred business “brand”

Employment Suggestions (cont.)

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• Consider using employment web sitesConsider using employment web sites• Encourage recommendations of prospective Encourage recommendations of prospective

candidates from employeescandidates from employees• Select interviewers on features associated with Select interviewers on features associated with

working with peopleworking with people• Using technological innovation to aid in hiring is Using technological innovation to aid in hiring is

a resource. But, use more personal way of emails a resource. But, use more personal way of emails to candidates who are particularly suitable and to candidates who are particularly suitable and keep in contact with them throughout the keep in contact with them throughout the employment processemployment process

• Use genuine job previews (RJPs)Use genuine job previews (RJPs)• Use analytics and other actions to assess Use analytics and other actions to assess

employment applications and associated actions employment applications and associated actions to recognize “what worksto recognize “what works””

Employment Suggestions (cont.)

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• First views need to be managed well (1st day and initial few months). A insufficient first effect can last an extended time (e.g., many, many years)

• Show new workers how their job is significant to the overall goals of the organization (need to plug company concepts and culture)

• Sequence information that is provided to new workers (e.g., how factors are all done, key workers, techniques, gadgets, terms) --- do not provide everything at once

• New employee positioning should be the responsibility of the new hire’s immediate supervisor

• Attend to the needs of the new hire’s partner and youngsters (if applicable)

Alignment Principles