The document discusses the process of selection in an organization. It involves choosing the best qualified applicants through interviewing, offering employment, acceptance by the applicant, and signing a contract. The selection process includes application forms, a selection committee, an orientation program, developing a master plan, and a parent teacher association. It also describes the steps in selection as interviewing with personnel, pre-employment tests, an interview with the department head, a decision by administration, a medical exam, reference checks, and issuing an appointment letter. The document outlines checking an applicant's suitability, the stages of an interview, and types of tests used in selection including general ability, specific ability, achievement, and personality.
The document discusses the selection and selection process in human resource management. It defines selection as the systematic process of choosing the best qualified candidate for a job based on their qualifications and fit with organizational requirements. The objectives of selection are to identify qualified candidates, reduce hiring costs, and evaluate recruitment efforts. The selection process involves application forms, resume screening, testing, interviews, candidate assessment, making a job offer, and negotiating compensation. Common selection tools include application blanks, weighted application forms, tests of intelligence, aptitude, personality and achievement, and different types of interviews. The goal is to hire the most suitable candidates through a standardized, objective process.
job discrimination,job specification and job analysispiyush dobariya
This document discusses job descriptions and specifications. It defines a job description as a statement of the duties and responsibilities of a specific job, while a job specification outlines the minimum acceptable human qualities needed to perform a job. The document provides examples of the contents of a job description and specification. It also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each, such as how they can help with recruitment and selection or take a long time to develop.
The document discusses tips for job interviews, types of assessments used in recruitment, and the advantages and disadvantages of internal and external recruitment. Some key interview tips include researching the organization, preparing questions to ask, dressing appropriately, and sending a thank you letter. Assessments include psychometric tests to evaluate personality and abilities, aptitude tests, and medical tests. Internal recruitment allows promoting from within but limits new skills, while external recruitment casts a wider net but costs more.
The document discusses the staffing process which includes manpower planning, recruitment, selection, and training. It describes the steps in recruitment which are identifying vacancies, preparing job descriptions and specifications, advertising positions, and managing responses. It also explains job analysis which produces job descriptions detailing tasks, skills, and working conditions, and job specifications listing required qualifications. Selection steps covered are initial screening, interviews, reference and background checks, with the goal of choosing the most qualified candidate.
The document discusses staffing, recruitment, and selection. It defines staffing as filling positions in an organization by identifying workforce needs, inventorying available people, and recruiting, selecting, placing, promoting, appraising, and training candidates and current employees. Recruitment is the process of discovering sources of manpower to meet staffing requirements. Selection involves screening applications, conducting tests, preliminary interviews, medical examinations, reference checks, and final interviews to evaluate candidates and select the best qualified individuals for open positions. The goal is to effectively staff organizations with skilled employees to accomplish goals.
The document discusses the selection process used by HR departments to hire new employees. It describes the key steps as preliminary interviews, selection tests to assess abilities, aptitudes and personality, employment interviews either one-on-one or with a panel, reference and background checks, making a final selection decision, requiring potential new hires to pass a physical examination, extending a formal job offer letter, having the new hire sign an employment contract, and finally evaluating the effectiveness of the overall selection program. The document also provides details on different types of interviews and selection tests used at each stage of the process.
The document discusses the process of selection in an organization. It involves choosing the best qualified applicants through interviewing, offering employment, acceptance by the applicant, and signing a contract. The selection process includes application forms, a selection committee, an orientation program, developing a master plan, and a parent teacher association. It also describes the steps in selection as interviewing with personnel, pre-employment tests, an interview with the department head, a decision by administration, a medical exam, reference checks, and issuing an appointment letter. The document outlines checking an applicant's suitability, the stages of an interview, and types of tests used in selection including general ability, specific ability, achievement, and personality.
The document discusses the selection and selection process in human resource management. It defines selection as the systematic process of choosing the best qualified candidate for a job based on their qualifications and fit with organizational requirements. The objectives of selection are to identify qualified candidates, reduce hiring costs, and evaluate recruitment efforts. The selection process involves application forms, resume screening, testing, interviews, candidate assessment, making a job offer, and negotiating compensation. Common selection tools include application blanks, weighted application forms, tests of intelligence, aptitude, personality and achievement, and different types of interviews. The goal is to hire the most suitable candidates through a standardized, objective process.
job discrimination,job specification and job analysispiyush dobariya
This document discusses job descriptions and specifications. It defines a job description as a statement of the duties and responsibilities of a specific job, while a job specification outlines the minimum acceptable human qualities needed to perform a job. The document provides examples of the contents of a job description and specification. It also discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each, such as how they can help with recruitment and selection or take a long time to develop.
The document discusses tips for job interviews, types of assessments used in recruitment, and the advantages and disadvantages of internal and external recruitment. Some key interview tips include researching the organization, preparing questions to ask, dressing appropriately, and sending a thank you letter. Assessments include psychometric tests to evaluate personality and abilities, aptitude tests, and medical tests. Internal recruitment allows promoting from within but limits new skills, while external recruitment casts a wider net but costs more.
The document discusses the staffing process which includes manpower planning, recruitment, selection, and training. It describes the steps in recruitment which are identifying vacancies, preparing job descriptions and specifications, advertising positions, and managing responses. It also explains job analysis which produces job descriptions detailing tasks, skills, and working conditions, and job specifications listing required qualifications. Selection steps covered are initial screening, interviews, reference and background checks, with the goal of choosing the most qualified candidate.
The document discusses staffing, recruitment, and selection. It defines staffing as filling positions in an organization by identifying workforce needs, inventorying available people, and recruiting, selecting, placing, promoting, appraising, and training candidates and current employees. Recruitment is the process of discovering sources of manpower to meet staffing requirements. Selection involves screening applications, conducting tests, preliminary interviews, medical examinations, reference checks, and final interviews to evaluate candidates and select the best qualified individuals for open positions. The goal is to effectively staff organizations with skilled employees to accomplish goals.
The document discusses the selection process used by HR departments to hire new employees. It describes the key steps as preliminary interviews, selection tests to assess abilities, aptitudes and personality, employment interviews either one-on-one or with a panel, reference and background checks, making a final selection decision, requiring potential new hires to pass a physical examination, extending a formal job offer letter, having the new hire sign an employment contract, and finally evaluating the effectiveness of the overall selection program. The document also provides details on different types of interviews and selection tests used at each stage of the process.
The document describes the selection process used by organizations to hire qualified applicants. It involves multiple steps: preliminary interviews, application forms, various selection tests to assess skills and aptitudes, employment interviews, medical examinations, reference checks, and finally extending offer letters. Selection tests evaluate abilities like intelligence, aptitude, proficiency, personality, interests, and integrity. The goal is to identify the best candidates by dividing applicants into those suitable for hire versus those unsuitable.
This document discusses job analysis, which involves determining the duties, tasks, and activities of a specific job. It explains that job analysis answers questions about tools/materials used, job methods/processes, duties, critical tasks, job outcomes, necessary behaviors/skills. Information from job analysis is used to understand job nature/structure and employee qualifications. The document also describes job descriptions, which provide factual statements of job contents, and job specifications, which define minimum human qualifications. Both job descriptions and specifications are important for personnel management functions like recruitment, selection, training, and performance evaluation.
Recruitment refers to the process of identifying, attracting, interviewing, selecting, hiring and onboarding employees. Its. only for study purposes. Kindly share to others.
This document summarizes key aspects of recruitment, selection, training, and development processes. It defines recruitment as the process of finding and attracting job candidates, and outlines the main stages in the recruitment process. It also discusses different sources of recruitment and factors that affect recruitment. Selection methods like interviews, tests, and assessments are described. The importance and objectives of training and development are explained. Different training models like the systems model and instructional systems development model are summarized. The roles of training consultants and HR professionals in training are highlighted.
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This document discusses the importance of careful selection and provides guidance on developing and implementing a selection process. It outlines key considerations for developing valid tests, conducting effective interviews, and ensuring legal compliance. The document emphasizes analyzing jobs to determine requirements, selecting valid tests that measure relevant criteria, structuring interviews to obtain predictive information, and periodically revalidating the selection program. A variety of tests, interviews, background checks and other procedures are described to inform comprehensive selection.
The selection process involves multiple steps to identify the best candidates for a role. It begins with collecting application blanks to gather initial information. Candidates then take various employment tests assessing their aptitude, interests, intelligence, and personality. Top performers proceed to interviews which evaluate their potential, abilities, and personality through different styles like preliminary, extensive, and group interviews. References are checked and physical/medical examinations conducted. The final step is appointing the most qualified candidate who emerges strongest after completing all stages of screening.
1. The document discusses the staffing process and selection process in an organization.
2. It defines selection as the process of choosing the most suitable candidate for a position based on their qualifications and capabilities. The selection process involves multiple steps like preliminary interviews, application screening, employment tests, and reference checks.
3. The key steps in the selection process are discussed in detail, including preliminary interviews, receiving applications, screening applications, employment tests, interviews, reference checks, and medical examinations. The goal of the selection process is to pick the most qualified candidate to fill jobs in the organization.
1. The document discusses the staffing process and selection process in an organization.
2. It defines selection as the process of choosing the most suitable candidate for a position based on their qualifications and capabilities. The selection process involves multiple steps like preliminary interviews, application screening, employment tests, and reference checks.
3. The key steps in the selection process are discussed in detail, including preliminary interviews, receiving applications, screening applications, employment tests, interviews, reference checks, and medical examinations. The goal of the selection process is to pick the most qualified candidate to fill jobs in the organization.
Human Resource Policies and Practices discusses key aspects of human resource management including recruitment, selection, and training. It defines human resource management as the process of hiring and developing employees so they become more valuable to an organization. The main responsibilities of human resource management include conducting job analyses, planning personnel needs, recruiting and selecting the right candidates, orientation and training, managing compensation and benefits, performance evaluation, and resolving disputes. Recruitment is the process of finding and hiring the best qualified candidates, while selection refers to interviewing and evaluating candidates to select the right individual for employment. Training teaches skills and knowledge related to specific job competencies and can take various forms such as induction training, on-the-job training, coaching, and
The document discusses job specifications and their importance. It defines job specifications as listing the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to satisfactorily perform a job. It contrasts job specifications with job descriptions, which describe the activities to be performed. The document provides examples of the components of job specifications, including required education, physical fitness, mental abilities, and experience. It discusses the advantages of job specifications for both management and employees. Specifically, job specifications help in selecting the right candidates, reducing turnover, and providing job security.
Job analysis is the process of identifying and determining the duties, responsibilities, and requirements of a job. It provides information to establish training, selection, compensation, and performance evaluation procedures. The process involves organizational analysis, selecting jobs to analyze, collecting data through methods like observation and interviews, creating job descriptions and specifications. Job descriptions outline the duties and reporting relationships of a position, while specifications define the minimum qualifications required. Together, descriptions and specifications guide recruiting, selection, and placement of employees.
group presentaion on 17 sept 2012 at karachi university subject Humen resource managment........ Hassan Khokher,Muhammad Waqas Rafiq,Muhamad waqas Raza.Waqar Ahmed.Husnain.......
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This document discusses various selection methods used in human resource management. It describes common selection tools like application screening, interviews, references, and psychological tests. Interviews are one of the most widely used selection methods but can lack reliability and validity. Structured interviews that focus on competencies and past behaviors can help reduce biases. The document also discusses how to conduct effective interviews through preparation, planning open-ended questions, and evaluating both verbal and non-verbal responses. The goal of selection methods is to objectively identify candidates that are qualified for a role and will be successful employees.
Recruitment selection training and development Tanujacappi
The document discusses recruitment, selection, training and development in the pharmaceutical industry. It covers the processes of recruitment including sources of recruitment and the recruitment policy. Selection methods like interviews and tests are explained. Training and development benefits both the organization and individuals. A case study on HR recruitment and selection at Elgin Pharmaceutical is presented, identifying issues with their current over-reliance on waiting lists and standardized tests and interviews. The company's strategy is to retain employees long-term while maintaining reputation and motivation.
The document summarizes the recruitment and selection process at Interloop Textile Mill. It discusses the various stages including recruitment both internally and externally, the selection process involving application forms, references, tests and interviews. It also outlines the orientation and training provided to new employees to help them adjust and develop their skills. The performance management and career development processes are also summarized.
The document defines staffing as managing an organization's structure through selecting, appraising, and developing personnel to fill roles. It lists elements of staffing like recruitment, selection, classification, placement, training, transfer, promotion, and retirement. It also outlines functions, processing, advantages, and importance of proper staffing. Recruitment is defined as discovering staff for present and future jobs. Sources of recruitment include internal sources like promotions and external sources like advertisements. Selection is the process of choosing fit candidates and its importance, stages, types of tests, and interview principles and processes are described. Promotion criteria and qualities of a good promotion policy are also outlined.
This document summarizes the key steps in the selection process for hiring candidates. It outlines the basic selection criteria like experience, education, physical and personality characteristics. It then describes the common selection procedures such as preliminary interviews, application screening, employment tests, interviews, reference checks, physical examinations, and final selection. The goal of the selection process is to identify the most suitable candidate by evaluating them based on qualifications and determining if they are a good fit for the job and organization.
The document provides an overview of the employee recruitment and selection process, including the typical steps an applicant goes through. It discusses recruitment methods like internal postings, referrals, and advertisements. It also examines selection tools such as application forms, interviews, tests, and assessment centers. The purpose is to understand how organizations attract and evaluate candidates for jobs.
Selection is the process of choosing job applicants with the relevant qualifications to fill positions in an organization. It involves obtaining information about applicants to determine who should be hired. The selection process generally involves initial screening, application forms, testing, interviews, background checks, and sometimes physical examinations. The goal is to select employees who are the best fit for both the specific job and the broader organization in terms of skills, interests, values, and other characteristics. This ensures high productivity, motivation to stay, customer satisfaction, and the ability to implement the company's strategy.
The document discusses key aspects of human resource management including its purpose, scope, and processes. The central purpose of HRM is to recruit, train, and develop employees in a productive manner to help the organization achieve its objectives. Key HRM processes discussed are recruitment and selection, employment contracts, training and developing employees, performance appraisal, discipline and dismissal, and ensuring employee welfare. The document also covers diversity and work-life balance policies.
The document describes the selection process used by organizations to hire qualified applicants. It involves multiple steps: preliminary interviews, application forms, various selection tests to assess skills and aptitudes, employment interviews, medical examinations, reference checks, and finally extending offer letters. Selection tests evaluate abilities like intelligence, aptitude, proficiency, personality, interests, and integrity. The goal is to identify the best candidates by dividing applicants into those suitable for hire versus those unsuitable.
This document discusses job analysis, which involves determining the duties, tasks, and activities of a specific job. It explains that job analysis answers questions about tools/materials used, job methods/processes, duties, critical tasks, job outcomes, necessary behaviors/skills. Information from job analysis is used to understand job nature/structure and employee qualifications. The document also describes job descriptions, which provide factual statements of job contents, and job specifications, which define minimum human qualifications. Both job descriptions and specifications are important for personnel management functions like recruitment, selection, training, and performance evaluation.
Recruitment refers to the process of identifying, attracting, interviewing, selecting, hiring and onboarding employees. Its. only for study purposes. Kindly share to others.
This document summarizes key aspects of recruitment, selection, training, and development processes. It defines recruitment as the process of finding and attracting job candidates, and outlines the main stages in the recruitment process. It also discusses different sources of recruitment and factors that affect recruitment. Selection methods like interviews, tests, and assessments are described. The importance and objectives of training and development are explained. Different training models like the systems model and instructional systems development model are summarized. The roles of training consultants and HR professionals in training are highlighted.
Selection process in human resource management for MBAPREETI BATRA
This document discusses the importance of careful selection and provides guidance on developing and implementing a selection process. It outlines key considerations for developing valid tests, conducting effective interviews, and ensuring legal compliance. The document emphasizes analyzing jobs to determine requirements, selecting valid tests that measure relevant criteria, structuring interviews to obtain predictive information, and periodically revalidating the selection program. A variety of tests, interviews, background checks and other procedures are described to inform comprehensive selection.
The selection process involves multiple steps to identify the best candidates for a role. It begins with collecting application blanks to gather initial information. Candidates then take various employment tests assessing their aptitude, interests, intelligence, and personality. Top performers proceed to interviews which evaluate their potential, abilities, and personality through different styles like preliminary, extensive, and group interviews. References are checked and physical/medical examinations conducted. The final step is appointing the most qualified candidate who emerges strongest after completing all stages of screening.
1. The document discusses the staffing process and selection process in an organization.
2. It defines selection as the process of choosing the most suitable candidate for a position based on their qualifications and capabilities. The selection process involves multiple steps like preliminary interviews, application screening, employment tests, and reference checks.
3. The key steps in the selection process are discussed in detail, including preliminary interviews, receiving applications, screening applications, employment tests, interviews, reference checks, and medical examinations. The goal of the selection process is to pick the most qualified candidate to fill jobs in the organization.
1. The document discusses the staffing process and selection process in an organization.
2. It defines selection as the process of choosing the most suitable candidate for a position based on their qualifications and capabilities. The selection process involves multiple steps like preliminary interviews, application screening, employment tests, and reference checks.
3. The key steps in the selection process are discussed in detail, including preliminary interviews, receiving applications, screening applications, employment tests, interviews, reference checks, and medical examinations. The goal of the selection process is to pick the most qualified candidate to fill jobs in the organization.
Human Resource Policies and Practices discusses key aspects of human resource management including recruitment, selection, and training. It defines human resource management as the process of hiring and developing employees so they become more valuable to an organization. The main responsibilities of human resource management include conducting job analyses, planning personnel needs, recruiting and selecting the right candidates, orientation and training, managing compensation and benefits, performance evaluation, and resolving disputes. Recruitment is the process of finding and hiring the best qualified candidates, while selection refers to interviewing and evaluating candidates to select the right individual for employment. Training teaches skills and knowledge related to specific job competencies and can take various forms such as induction training, on-the-job training, coaching, and
The document discusses job specifications and their importance. It defines job specifications as listing the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to satisfactorily perform a job. It contrasts job specifications with job descriptions, which describe the activities to be performed. The document provides examples of the components of job specifications, including required education, physical fitness, mental abilities, and experience. It discusses the advantages of job specifications for both management and employees. Specifically, job specifications help in selecting the right candidates, reducing turnover, and providing job security.
Job analysis is the process of identifying and determining the duties, responsibilities, and requirements of a job. It provides information to establish training, selection, compensation, and performance evaluation procedures. The process involves organizational analysis, selecting jobs to analyze, collecting data through methods like observation and interviews, creating job descriptions and specifications. Job descriptions outline the duties and reporting relationships of a position, while specifications define the minimum qualifications required. Together, descriptions and specifications guide recruiting, selection, and placement of employees.
group presentaion on 17 sept 2012 at karachi university subject Humen resource managment........ Hassan Khokher,Muhammad Waqas Rafiq,Muhamad waqas Raza.Waqar Ahmed.Husnain.......
Human resource management selection methods of mnc (By- Goel & Company Ludhiana)Goel & Company
This document discusses various selection methods used in human resource management. It describes common selection tools like application screening, interviews, references, and psychological tests. Interviews are one of the most widely used selection methods but can lack reliability and validity. Structured interviews that focus on competencies and past behaviors can help reduce biases. The document also discusses how to conduct effective interviews through preparation, planning open-ended questions, and evaluating both verbal and non-verbal responses. The goal of selection methods is to objectively identify candidates that are qualified for a role and will be successful employees.
Recruitment selection training and development Tanujacappi
The document discusses recruitment, selection, training and development in the pharmaceutical industry. It covers the processes of recruitment including sources of recruitment and the recruitment policy. Selection methods like interviews and tests are explained. Training and development benefits both the organization and individuals. A case study on HR recruitment and selection at Elgin Pharmaceutical is presented, identifying issues with their current over-reliance on waiting lists and standardized tests and interviews. The company's strategy is to retain employees long-term while maintaining reputation and motivation.
The document summarizes the recruitment and selection process at Interloop Textile Mill. It discusses the various stages including recruitment both internally and externally, the selection process involving application forms, references, tests and interviews. It also outlines the orientation and training provided to new employees to help them adjust and develop their skills. The performance management and career development processes are also summarized.
The document defines staffing as managing an organization's structure through selecting, appraising, and developing personnel to fill roles. It lists elements of staffing like recruitment, selection, classification, placement, training, transfer, promotion, and retirement. It also outlines functions, processing, advantages, and importance of proper staffing. Recruitment is defined as discovering staff for present and future jobs. Sources of recruitment include internal sources like promotions and external sources like advertisements. Selection is the process of choosing fit candidates and its importance, stages, types of tests, and interview principles and processes are described. Promotion criteria and qualities of a good promotion policy are also outlined.
This document summarizes the key steps in the selection process for hiring candidates. It outlines the basic selection criteria like experience, education, physical and personality characteristics. It then describes the common selection procedures such as preliminary interviews, application screening, employment tests, interviews, reference checks, physical examinations, and final selection. The goal of the selection process is to identify the most suitable candidate by evaluating them based on qualifications and determining if they are a good fit for the job and organization.
The document provides an overview of the employee recruitment and selection process, including the typical steps an applicant goes through. It discusses recruitment methods like internal postings, referrals, and advertisements. It also examines selection tools such as application forms, interviews, tests, and assessment centers. The purpose is to understand how organizations attract and evaluate candidates for jobs.
Selection is the process of choosing job applicants with the relevant qualifications to fill positions in an organization. It involves obtaining information about applicants to determine who should be hired. The selection process generally involves initial screening, application forms, testing, interviews, background checks, and sometimes physical examinations. The goal is to select employees who are the best fit for both the specific job and the broader organization in terms of skills, interests, values, and other characteristics. This ensures high productivity, motivation to stay, customer satisfaction, and the ability to implement the company's strategy.
The document discusses key aspects of human resource management including its purpose, scope, and processes. The central purpose of HRM is to recruit, train, and develop employees in a productive manner to help the organization achieve its objectives. Key HRM processes discussed are recruitment and selection, employment contracts, training and developing employees, performance appraisal, discipline and dismissal, and ensuring employee welfare. The document also covers diversity and work-life balance policies.
JOB ANALYSIS, RECRUITMENT, AND SELECTION OF EMPLOYEES.pptxswiftiealiah
The document discusses job analysis, recruitment, and selection of employees. It defines job analysis as examining job components like duties and qualifications. Methods of job analysis include observation, interviews, and questionnaires. Job analysis produces job descriptions, specifications, and evaluations. Recruitment finds applicants while selection decides who to hire. Sources include internal referrals or external advertising. Selection methods are interviews, tests, and background checks. The goal is assessing candidate fit for the role.
Human resource management involves planning, organizing, directing, and controlling organizational human resources to satisfy organizational, individual, and societal needs. It includes activities like recruitment and selection, training and development, performance appraisal, pay and benefits, and labor relations. Key aspects of HRM are human resource planning to forecast needs, developing consistent HRM components, selection tools and processes, training and development programs, performance appraisal methods, establishing competitive pay and benefits, and managing labor relations. The goal is to attract, retain, and develop high-performing employees to meet organizational goals.
Human resource management involves planning, organizing, directing, and controlling organizational human resources to satisfy organizational, individual, and societal needs. It includes activities like recruitment and selection, training and development, performance appraisal, pay and benefits, and labor relations. Key aspects of HRM are human resource planning to forecast needs, developing consistent HRM components, selection tools and processes, training and development programs, performance appraisal methods, establishing competitive pay and benefits, and managing labor relations. The goal is to attract, retain, and develop high-performing employees to meet organizational goals.
The document discusses employee recruitment, selection, and orientation processes. It defines recruitment as finding and attracting job applicants, and selection as choosing candidates that best fit open positions. Recruitment sources can be internal, like promotions, or external through advertising. The selection process involves screening applications, testing candidates, interviewing, reference and background checks, medical exams, and final approval. Orientation socializes new hires by familiarizing them with company policies, culture, jobs, and expectations. The goal is to quickly integrate new employees and increase productivity.
Human resource planning is a process that determines the future staffing needs of an organization in terms of quantity and types of employees required. It aims to ensure the right number of employees with the appropriate skills. The objectives of human resource planning include determining personnel needs, identifying critical skill shortages or surpluses, and developing succession plans. Organizations use both internal and external recruitment sources to fulfill their staffing needs. Internal sources like job postings and referrals have advantages like being cost-effective but can limit new perspectives, while external sources provide a larger talent pool but require more socialization.
The staffing process involves recruiting and selecting prospective employees and has a significant impact on an organization's performance. It requires strategic focus to ensure the right employees are hired to fit the organization's culture. There are various methods for recruiting employees, both internally and externally, as well as different types of assessments that can be used during selection to evaluate candidates. Careful consideration should be given to factors like reliability, validity, and reducing bias during interviews and testing to make well-informed hiring decisions. When recruiting for international assignments, additional assessments are needed to evaluate a candidate's intercultural competence and ability to adapt to life abroad.
The document provides guidance on screening resumes during the hiring process. It discusses considering the appearance, organization, education, experience, and other factors of a resume. The screening process should be objective, fair, and use consistent standards based on the job requirements. Resumes should be sorted into piles based on how well candidates meet the criteria, and all resumes should be kept on file for future openings.
Human resource management involves planning, organizing, directing, and controlling various human resource functions like recruitment, selection, training, performance management, compensation, and labor relations. The key aspects include attracting and retaining qualified employees, ensuring high performance, and satisfying organizational and individual needs. Some specific HR activities are recruitment, selection, training, performance appraisal, compensation in the form of pay and benefits, and managing labor relations. The overall aim is to forecast and meet current and future human resource needs of the organization.
This document discusses career planning and management. It defines career as a sequence of work-related experiences and activities over a person's life. Career planning is a systematic process to decide career goals and paths to achieve them. Career management helps employees become aware of their interests/skills and identify career goals. There are four stages of career development: exploration, establishment, maintenance, and disengagement. Effective career management systems develop committed employees and positive job performance through components like self-assessment, reality checks, goal-setting, and action planning.
The document discusses various aspects of recruitment, selection, training and performance appraisal processes in organizations. It defines the key terms and outlines the main sources and techniques used in recruitment. It also describes the different methods used in selection, training, performance appraisal and executive development of employees. Finally, it discusses job evaluation and compensation management practices in organizations.
Staffing is the process of determining human resource needs, recruiting, selecting, training, and developing employees. It includes human resource planning, recruitment, selection, induction and orientation, training and development, performance appraisal, employment decisions like rewards and promotions, and separations. The key aspects of staffing are attracting qualified candidates, evaluating candidates through tools like interviews and tests, onboarding new employees, providing ongoing training, assessing performance, and making employment decisions or ending employment.
The document describes the typical 8-step selection process used by many organizations: 1) initial screening, 2) application, 3) tests, 4) interview, 5) background check, 6) conditional offer, 7) medical exam, and 8) final offer. It discusses best practices for each step including structuring interviews, using employment tests, verifying application information through background checks, and ensuring selection tools are reliable and valid predictors of job performance. The document also notes some global considerations for selection and provides tips for interviewing successfully.
The document discusses competency-based strategies in human resource management. It defines three types of competencies - behavioral, technical, and leadership competencies. It then provides examples of competencies and subcategories. The document compares traditional and competency-based approaches to recruitment and selection, performance management, and job descriptions. It outlines the processes and highlights advantages and challenges of competency-based approaches.
Human resource management involves planning, organizing, directing, and controlling organizational human resources to satisfy organizational, individual, and societal needs. It includes activities like recruitment and selection, training and development, performance appraisal, compensation, and labor relations. Human resource planning forecasts current and future HR needs. Effective selection tools include interviews, tests, and background checks. Training and development help employees improve current job skills and prepare for future roles. Performance appraisals evaluate employee performance to provide feedback and determine compensation and promotion decisions. Compensation includes pay and benefits to attract and retain high-performing employees. Labor relations involve managing relationships with employee unions.
Human resource management involves five key functions: staffing, human resource development, compensation, safety and health, and employee and labor relations. Staffing includes job analysis, recruitment, selection, and human resource planning. Human resource development consists of training, career development, performance management, and organization development. Compensation encompasses all financial and non-financial rewards provided to employees. Safety and health aims to protect employees' well-being.
Human resource management involves planning, organizing, directing, and controlling organizational human resources to satisfy organizational, individual, and societal needs. It includes activities like recruitment and selection, training and development, performance management, compensation and benefits, and labor relations. Human resource planning forecasts current and future human resource needs through demand and supply forecasts. Selection tools aim to identify the most qualified candidates through assessments of background information, interviews, references, and tests. Training and development programs help employees gain skills for their current and future roles. Performance appraisals evaluate employee performance to provide feedback and determine areas for improvement. Compensation includes pay, incentives, and benefits to attract and retain high-performing employees.
PRESENTATION RELATED TO TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT.pptxkk9971624
The document discusses training and development in organizations. It covers:
- The importance of socialization, training, and development in helping new employees adapt and become productive.
- The process of socialization and how it influences performance and stability.
- The purpose of new employee orientation, including introducing culture and building relationships.
- Methods of on-the-job and off-the-job training, as well as employee development techniques like job rotation.
- Organization development and change management methods like surveys and process consultation.
- The importance of evaluating training programs through performance-based measures.
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2. CONTENTS
• Job/person specification for the Training and Development
Manager
• Terms and Condition
• Selection process and the interview
• Job analysis and job responsibilities
3. JOB SPECIFICATION FOR TRAINING AND
DEVELOPMENT MANAGER
• The training and development manager plays a big part in specifying people with
the right job and for the development of the organizational workforce.
• The officers are able to recruit the right people for the right job under conditions
like educational background, practical skills and basic laboratory handling skills.
• The development officers are able to identify the type of personal required for the
long term success of the laboratory
• The training and development officers are able to provide full training for the
workers to fulfill the potential of the workers to improve the laboratory
4. • The recruitment of staffs are a vital factor as the training officers and
development of the organization.
• The responsibilities of the mangers are categorized into several classifications.
Responsibilities - identifying training and development needs within an
organisation through job analysis
Knowledge – the officers need to have the basic knowledge to take the
responsibility of the roles
Qualifications - The educational standards of the officers and managers needs to
have a basic degree for the recruitment
Experience – The experience of staffs plays a massive impact as they know the
procedure and details better than a new recruitment, the person would provide
experience to the lot.
Skills – Special skills are needed to provide essential administration .
5. • The training and development managers needs to carry out several tasks in order to
make sure that the staffs are able to carry out their necessary tasks
1) Arrange job training for new hires
2) Evaluate performance and the impact of training programs
3) Develop testing and evaluation procedures.
4) Conduct or arrange for ongoing technical training and personal development classes for
for staff members.
5) Confer with management and conduct surveys to identify training needs based on
projected production processes, changes, and other factors.
6) Develop and organize training manuals
6. Recruitment Policies
• To recruit specific people different regulations are required, different terms and
conditions are required in order to select the personal.
• The recruitment of employees differ from the type of job applied for, part time
worker/permanent employee/shiftwork employee.
• Different terms are set for different employees.
• Part time employees – these type of employees work for less than 35 hours for a
week, as they are provided only few work tasks. These employees are paid
normally on hourly wages compared to the permanent full time employees
being paid monthly or weekly.
7. • Permanent Employees – Employees that are able to engage on a
permanent basis for a particular organization, there is no time
frame exit for this employee as he is under a contract. These
employees are able to add additional hours on their work for an
extra wage payment made.
• Shiftwork employee – employees that work in different shifts
accordingly to the different time schedules and working hours.
This could include both day and night shifts.
8. • The employers needs to identify the number and different types of staff required in
order to find more people for the selected jobs.
• The conditions of recruiting the personals are affected by the number of employees
who have the job vacancy in the organization
• The conditions vary for different employees and the jobs they hold up
• The conditions vary depending on the
9. Agreement to perform – the
employee needs to be fully
committed to his job and only look
after the job
Code of conduct – The code of
conduct in the organization needs to
be implanted and followed
accordingly to the constitution laws
and regulation
Personal conduct – Behavioral habits
and maintenance of limitations
within the workspace
Attendance – the attendance needs
to be kept at a constant level and
performances and reviews based on
the employees will be affected from
the reviews and attendance as well
Commitment to the organization –
the employee will only be towards his
job of safe guarding his job for the
purpose of being faithful towards the
job he is carrying out.
Saving personal information about
the clients – the client information
collected must not be exposed to the
outside world since it’s a part of the
mutual agreement with the client
employer and employee
Health and safety at work – The health
and safety acts needs to be carried out
in order to provide safety for the
employees, this needs to be made sure
by the employer.
10. Selection Process
Selection is the process of
choosing qualified
individuals who are
available to fill the
positions in organization.
11. Selection Criteria
The selection process of individuals as employees are affected by
few main factors, they are:
• Education
• Experience
• Performance
• Physical characteristics
• Personality
• Basic knowledge
14. Selection Methods
• This selection method is basically a three way process,
• Testing – This measures skills, knowledge and the ability of the employee
• Gathering Information – Obtaining the information of personals, through the
application forms and reference background check ups of the person
• Interviewing – The most common method used in most of the organizations,
where the applicants need to face the interviewer and respond to his
questions, this specifically targets the educational background and the
experience in the job post applied for.
Interviewing process allows the interviewer to identify the personality and the
extra skills he/she possesses in order to take up the job.
• There are two main types of interviews
• Structured interviews – Situation and behavioral interviews are the two types
under this
• Unstructured interviews
15. Structured Interview – In this interview the applicants are being asked the same
questions
Situational interview – The interview questions the applicant about being in a
hypothetical situation where the applicant needs to respond to the situation
Behavioral Interview – Focus the applicants behavior in the past
Unstructured Interviews – this interviews allows the applicants to say about them to
the interviewing panel of members.
16. Job Analysis
• This is a systematic study of jobs to determine what activities and responsibilities they
include, their relative importance in comparison with other jobs, the personal qualifications
necessary and the conditions under which the work is performed.
• Job analysis is the procedure through which we determine the duties, roles and
responsibilities of these positions and characteristics.
• This is a success when the employees are able to endure their performances in the
organizations
• This analysis is effected by several factors
• Work activities – Ability to evaluate the employee with the activity performances
• Human Behaviors – Communication Skills and ability to decide and write are also factors
• Performances – This is the information of the performance standards in terms of quantity and
quality for each different job duty
17. Job Responsibilities
• The employees after being recruited needs to be able to perform to the
expectations of the employers
• They need to carry out several responsibilities in the organization in order to be
able to fulfill the duties of employees
• They need to obey the order of the senior officials in the company
• Be genuine to the work they carry out
• Cooperate with the employers
• Perform duties with proper care and digilance
• Prevent misuse of the confidential information obtained
The employees also have their own duties,
• Take care of their own health
• Take necessary actions on health and safety talking to the employers responsible
• Reporting hazards and defects observed in the workplace