SelectSuite, a talent management software suite from PeopleAdmin, delivers significant returns on investment and productivity improvements for higher education institutions according to a study by Hobson & Company. The study found that a typical institution sees over $1 million in benefits from SelectSuite within 3 years, including reduced time-to-fill positions, improved application screening and onboarding processes, and greater efficiencies in performance evaluations, reporting, and other talent management functions. SelectSuite addresses common challenges in higher education recruiting and hiring while accommodating each institution's unique needs.
This document discusses different types of workforce surveys and how to design effective survey programs. It provides an overview of common survey types and purposes, including defensive, offensive, and hybrid surveys. Key aspects of survey design discussed include defining the purpose and goals, determining survey content, timing, participation, incentives, and how to close the feedback loop. The document also highlights best practices like measuring observable behaviors, including negative statements, and addressing survey fatigue. Case studies demonstrate how surveys have been used to reset strategies, drive change, and measure engagement at different organizations.
The document discusses recruitment and e-recruitment. It defines recruitment as attracting potential employees and stimulating them to apply for jobs in an organization. It discusses factors affecting recruitment like internal factors such as company size and external factors like labor market conditions. It also discusses the recruitment process which includes identifying vacancies, advertising, screening applications, interviews and making offers. Sources of recruitment include internal sources like promotions and external sources like job boards. The document also discusses trends in e-recruitment like using it to improve company image and reduce costs, and how organizations evaluate e-recruitment success based on metrics like time to hire and cost savings.
The document discusses the recruitment process, including defining recruitment, identifying the challenges in recruiting and selecting employees, outlining the typical steps in the recruitment and selection process, and exploring the various internal and external sources and methods used for recruitment. Some of the key internal sources mentioned include job posting, rehiring former employees, and succession planning. External sources covered include job markets, employee referrals, competitors' organizations, universities/colleges, advertising, employment agencies, headhunters/executive recruiters, college recruiting, and using the internet/websites as a recruitment tool.
Recruitment is the process of hiring new employees. It involves defining job roles, generating applications, screening candidates, and making offers. The goals of recruitment are to determine current and future staffing needs, increase the pool of candidates at low cost, and improve hiring success rates. Recruitment strategies include investing in employee marketing, using technology and social media, and challenging traditional approaches. HR faces challenges in ensuring timely and cost-effective recruitment while adapting to globalization and technological change. Common recruitment methods include internal postings, referrals, job boards, agencies, campus recruiting and walk-ins. Evaluation of the recruitment process is important to assess candidate selection and job performance.
Contingent Workforce Management Benchmark ReportCXC Global A/NZ
The Contingent Workforce Management Benchmark Report was originally presented by Jenni Nelson, Principal Consultant at HCMS for the ATC's Flexible Workforce Conference in Sydney, Australia.
The document summarizes key findings about the U.S. contingent workforce from September 2009 to August 2010. It finds that the contingent workforce makes up approximately 20% of the U.S. employed. In-demand occupations for contingent workers include office and administrative support as well as IT. States with high demand relative to their workforce include Delaware, Oregon, and Washington. The profile of contingent job seekers shows they are more skilled than the minimum requirements for most postings.
The document discusses external recruitment, including recruitment planning, sources, communication strategies, and applicant reactions. It covers administrative issues like using internal vs. external recruiters and centralized vs. decentralized recruitment. Open versus targeted recruitment strategies and metrics for evaluating recruiting methods are presented. Recruitment sources like employee referrals, websites, and agencies are examined.
This document discusses different types of workforce surveys and how to design effective survey programs. It provides an overview of common survey types and purposes, including defensive, offensive, and hybrid surveys. Key aspects of survey design discussed include defining the purpose and goals, determining survey content, timing, participation, incentives, and how to close the feedback loop. The document also highlights best practices like measuring observable behaviors, including negative statements, and addressing survey fatigue. Case studies demonstrate how surveys have been used to reset strategies, drive change, and measure engagement at different organizations.
The document discusses recruitment and e-recruitment. It defines recruitment as attracting potential employees and stimulating them to apply for jobs in an organization. It discusses factors affecting recruitment like internal factors such as company size and external factors like labor market conditions. It also discusses the recruitment process which includes identifying vacancies, advertising, screening applications, interviews and making offers. Sources of recruitment include internal sources like promotions and external sources like job boards. The document also discusses trends in e-recruitment like using it to improve company image and reduce costs, and how organizations evaluate e-recruitment success based on metrics like time to hire and cost savings.
The document discusses the recruitment process, including defining recruitment, identifying the challenges in recruiting and selecting employees, outlining the typical steps in the recruitment and selection process, and exploring the various internal and external sources and methods used for recruitment. Some of the key internal sources mentioned include job posting, rehiring former employees, and succession planning. External sources covered include job markets, employee referrals, competitors' organizations, universities/colleges, advertising, employment agencies, headhunters/executive recruiters, college recruiting, and using the internet/websites as a recruitment tool.
Recruitment is the process of hiring new employees. It involves defining job roles, generating applications, screening candidates, and making offers. The goals of recruitment are to determine current and future staffing needs, increase the pool of candidates at low cost, and improve hiring success rates. Recruitment strategies include investing in employee marketing, using technology and social media, and challenging traditional approaches. HR faces challenges in ensuring timely and cost-effective recruitment while adapting to globalization and technological change. Common recruitment methods include internal postings, referrals, job boards, agencies, campus recruiting and walk-ins. Evaluation of the recruitment process is important to assess candidate selection and job performance.
Contingent Workforce Management Benchmark ReportCXC Global A/NZ
The Contingent Workforce Management Benchmark Report was originally presented by Jenni Nelson, Principal Consultant at HCMS for the ATC's Flexible Workforce Conference in Sydney, Australia.
The document summarizes key findings about the U.S. contingent workforce from September 2009 to August 2010. It finds that the contingent workforce makes up approximately 20% of the U.S. employed. In-demand occupations for contingent workers include office and administrative support as well as IT. States with high demand relative to their workforce include Delaware, Oregon, and Washington. The profile of contingent job seekers shows they are more skilled than the minimum requirements for most postings.
The document discusses external recruitment, including recruitment planning, sources, communication strategies, and applicant reactions. It covers administrative issues like using internal vs. external recruiters and centralized vs. decentralized recruitment. Open versus targeted recruitment strategies and metrics for evaluating recruiting methods are presented. Recruitment sources like employee referrals, websites, and agencies are examined.
Recruitment and selection, Recruitment polic, Promotion and Transfers, Placem...Santhanalaxmi Karthikvel
This material contain the collection of material related to recruitment and its policy. The selection process and the types of promotion and transfers. The criteria for promotion is also added. The material concludes with concept of Quality of Work Life
Christi O'Brien has over 15 years of experience in healthcare recruiting. She is currently the Talent Acquisition Manager at Santa Rosa Consulting, where she manages a team of recruiters and led a large recruitment effort for an Epic go-live project. Previously, she has held senior recruiting roles at various healthcare consulting firms, where she specialized in recruiting for electronic health record implementations. O'Brien has a Bachelor's degree in General Studies from Ball State University.
PrideOne Events | Transforming The Contingent Workforce Ecosystem Into A Comp...Allen Yesilevich
The consultant and freelance economies show no signs of slowing down. These trends create tremendous opportunities, as well as risks, for employers. Learn best practices for navigating the contingent workforce ecosystem- creating cost-savings and leveraging workforce flexibility while avoiding issues such as worker misclassification and rogue spend. Executing on this approach now requires a team effort among all stakeholders involved. @KateGoss @BryanPena @JimLanzalotto @KellyShea @NoahGold
recruitment and selection in internet context.pdfshazia-ijaz
The document discusses recruitment and selection in an internet context. It covers how over 90% of large companies use the internet for recruitment and over 95% of Fortune 500 companies have online job pages. It also discusses the attributes of an effective recruiting website, such as navigability, relevant content, and customization. Guidelines for online recruitment emphasize that websites should be designed to attract, not screen, candidates. The document also covers selection techniques and how HRIS can be used to integrate assessment data and demonstrate the value of selection systems.
Predictive Analytics for HR: A Primer to Get Started on your HR Analytics Jou...Dr Susan Entwisle
Traditionally, HR teams have made decisions on hiring, retaining, assigning and developing employees using intuition, experience, and basic descriptive statistical reports. Predictive analytics complements and extends on these approaches by enabling HR teams to make proactive ‘forward-looking’ data-driven decisions on its people across the employee lifecycle. Examples of this include gaining insights into the drivers and predicting who are our top performers, what employees are at risk of leaving, is our training program effective, and more. This capability can support HR teams to better align HR programs with strategic business goals.
This presentation outlines the limitations with current approaches and explain what predictive analytics is so business users can understand the business opportunity and problems it can be applied to. A number of case studies on its use across the employee lifecycle are described and guidance given on how to get started on your HR predictive analytics journey.
TeamPlayerHR is a web-based tool that uses behavioral psychology to assess how job candidates will fit and work within new or existing teams. It aims to address the high costs of bad hires by providing a standardized, objective assessment of compatibility. The 20-minute questionnaire measures attributes like communication, problem-solving, and work habits to determine how well individuals will work together. This helps optimize hiring and retention while defending against claims of discrimination. The tool is designed to accelerate hiring and improve productivity by selecting the best match candidates for open roles and existing teams.
This document discusses recruitment and selection. It defines recruitment as attracting qualified job applicants, and selection as choosing the best candidate for a position. The selection process involves reviewing applications, preliminary interviews, employment interviews, testing, screening references and backgrounds, and making a selection decision. Factors like legal issues, decision speed, the applicant pool, and organizational characteristics can influence selection. The document outlines sources for internal and external recruitment and different recruitment and selection methods, such as job posting, testing, structured and behavioral interviews. It also discusses potential problems in interviews like inappropriate questions, premature judgments, and contrast effects.
This study examined whether certain online job sources are correlated with higher applicant quality, as measured by conscientiousness and GPA. It surveyed 542 job seekers about their online job search activities and measured their conscientiousness and GPA. The results found that applicants who used the company website and LinkedIn scored highest in conscientiousness, while those using Indeed and the company website had the highest average GPA. Therefore, the sources most likely to produce high quality candidates, besides the company site, are LinkedIn and Indeed.
Contingent Workforce and Services Procurement – The Overlooked OpportunitySAP Ariba
With contingent workforce (including SOW-based projects / services and independent contractors) expected to grow by nearly 30% over the next three years, leading companies will need a clear strategy to improve compliance and the intelligence of their spend decisions within this category. The evolution of contingent workforce requires that enterprises build a multifaceted program that can address spend, supplier, risk and talent management capabilities.
Join Christopher J. Dwyer, research director at Ardent Partners, and a customer panel as they discuss the viability of this unique complex spend category and the opportunities available for organizations today to develop programs that can drive true strategic value from contingent workforce management.
Learn more about Ariba LIVE at http://spr.ly/LIVE2014LV-d
The document discusses how workforce analytics can help HR address strategic challenges by providing insights into workforce planning, demographics, retention, staffing, compensation, training, and performance. It describes IBM's workforce analytics solution, which offers standardized, on-demand, and strategic reports to analyze transactional, operational, and analytic data. The solution is available at three service levels. An example is provided of how GM partnered with IBM to source over 6,000 candidates in a month and fill long-vacant positions using workforce analytics. Key barriers to effective workforce analytics are inconsistent data, lack of system integration, and limited analytic skills.
The document discusses various topics related to recruitment including key factors in recruitment, trends in e-recruitment, advantages and disadvantages of e-recruitment, the use of social networking and temporary staff, recruitment process outsourcing, screening processes, and challenges for SMME recruitment. It also covers the recruitment process steps and considerations for internal versus external recruitment.
The document discusses various recruitment methods used by organizations to attract job applicants. It covers internal sources like employee referrals, rehires, promotions, transfers, and demotions. External sources discussed include colleges, newspapers/magazines, employment agencies, job fairs, direct mail campaigns, and the internet. The benefits and drawbacks of each method are provided. Alternatives to recruitment mentioned are overtime, employee leasing, and temporary employment. Factors that affect recruitment and its potential positive and negative effects are also summarized.
This document discusses key aspects of human resource management (HRM), including defining HRM, its importance in organizations, and its core functions. Some main points covered are:
- HRM involves managing human resources to maximize employee performance and achieve organizational goals through recruitment, training, and development.
- Important aspects of HRM include recruitment and training, performance management, and maintaining workplace culture and employee compensation.
- Effective HRM processes include identifying and selecting competent employees, providing skills training, and retaining high-performing staff.
- HRM must consider various factors like labor unions, government regulations, and diversity and work-life balance issues.
The document discusses recruitment and selection processes used by organizations. It outlines the recruitment process which includes planning, strategy development, searching, screening, evaluation and control. The selection process includes preliminary interviews, selection tests, employment interviews, reference and background checks, making a selection decision, physical examinations, and job offers. The document also discusses advantages and disadvantages of internal and external recruitment. Graphs show that online job searches are most commonly used for finding jobs. Recruitment and selection usage has increased in Indian companies from 2010 to 2015. Psychometric testing is recommended to better understand candidates.
The document discusses recruitment processes and techniques. It defines recruitment as finding and attracting capable applicants for jobs in an organization. The recruitment process includes identifying vacancies, preparing job descriptions, advertising positions, managing responses, shortlisting, interviewing, and making hiring decisions. Sources of recruitment can be internal like current employees or external like job boards, agencies, and colleges. The recruitment function is influenced by internal factors controlled by the organization and external factors outside its control like economic conditions. The objective of recruitment is to attract qualified candidates and hire the best ones to meet organizational needs.
The document discusses the evolving role of HR and human resource outsourcing (HRO). It outlines different types of HRO like PEOs, BPOs, and ASPs. It discusses why organizations outsource HR functions like saving time and focusing on core competencies. It also lists advantages of HRO like reducing costs and improving employee retention. Factors hampering HRO include cost, confidentiality concerns, and lack of acceptance. The document recommends outsourcing repetitive tasks and retaining strategic internal functions.
Identify the key stages in the recruitment process.
Discuss the importance of developing a job analysis and job descriptions.
Outline the different types of recruitment strategies.
List the advantages and disadvantages of different recruitment strategies.
This document summarizes key chapters from the textbook "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management" regarding the selection process. It describes the importance of careful selection and outlines the typical 8-step selection process. It then provides details on each step, including initial screening, application forms, employment tests, interviews, background checks, conditional offers, medical exams, and final offers. Important factors that can influence the selection process like biases, legal compliance, and cultural adaptation are also discussed. The goal of the selection process is to identify candidates that will perform well and have a good organizational fit.
HR analytics provides valuable insights for organizations by analyzing employee-related data using statistical tools. It has two main components: descriptive analytics which measures past performance, and predictive analytics which provides insights into future outcomes. The increased focus on HR analytics stems from both necessity and opportunity. Necessity arises from the growing importance of human capital to organizational value creation. Opportunity comes from the vast amounts of employee data now available that can be transformed into useful insights using analytics. When done effectively, HR analytics can help organizations improve performance, better link business objectives to workforce strategies, and increase returns on investment in human resources.
Oscar Hatlani-SuccessFactor-RecordOfAchievement-Run Simple HR with SuccessFac...Oscar Mdunwanzi Hatlani
This document is a record of achievement certifying that Oscar Hatlani successfully completed an openSAP course on running simple HR with SuccessFactors Employee Central. The three-week online course covered topics like the employee central core and global payroll and benefits, included weekly assignments and a final exam, and was instructed by Steven Babcock, Tim Wassink and Debi Suslow. Oscar scored 156 out of a possible 180 points by completing the assignments and exam.
Este documento proporciona instrucciones detalladas para elaborar cables de red RJ-45 y rosetas, incluyendo los materiales, herramientas y pasos requeridos. También explica cómo comprobar que los cables funcionan correctamente y añade los pasos para elaborar un cable de fibra óptica, así como realizar la comprobación de dicho cable.
Recruitment and selection, Recruitment polic, Promotion and Transfers, Placem...Santhanalaxmi Karthikvel
This material contain the collection of material related to recruitment and its policy. The selection process and the types of promotion and transfers. The criteria for promotion is also added. The material concludes with concept of Quality of Work Life
Christi O'Brien has over 15 years of experience in healthcare recruiting. She is currently the Talent Acquisition Manager at Santa Rosa Consulting, where she manages a team of recruiters and led a large recruitment effort for an Epic go-live project. Previously, she has held senior recruiting roles at various healthcare consulting firms, where she specialized in recruiting for electronic health record implementations. O'Brien has a Bachelor's degree in General Studies from Ball State University.
PrideOne Events | Transforming The Contingent Workforce Ecosystem Into A Comp...Allen Yesilevich
The consultant and freelance economies show no signs of slowing down. These trends create tremendous opportunities, as well as risks, for employers. Learn best practices for navigating the contingent workforce ecosystem- creating cost-savings and leveraging workforce flexibility while avoiding issues such as worker misclassification and rogue spend. Executing on this approach now requires a team effort among all stakeholders involved. @KateGoss @BryanPena @JimLanzalotto @KellyShea @NoahGold
recruitment and selection in internet context.pdfshazia-ijaz
The document discusses recruitment and selection in an internet context. It covers how over 90% of large companies use the internet for recruitment and over 95% of Fortune 500 companies have online job pages. It also discusses the attributes of an effective recruiting website, such as navigability, relevant content, and customization. Guidelines for online recruitment emphasize that websites should be designed to attract, not screen, candidates. The document also covers selection techniques and how HRIS can be used to integrate assessment data and demonstrate the value of selection systems.
Predictive Analytics for HR: A Primer to Get Started on your HR Analytics Jou...Dr Susan Entwisle
Traditionally, HR teams have made decisions on hiring, retaining, assigning and developing employees using intuition, experience, and basic descriptive statistical reports. Predictive analytics complements and extends on these approaches by enabling HR teams to make proactive ‘forward-looking’ data-driven decisions on its people across the employee lifecycle. Examples of this include gaining insights into the drivers and predicting who are our top performers, what employees are at risk of leaving, is our training program effective, and more. This capability can support HR teams to better align HR programs with strategic business goals.
This presentation outlines the limitations with current approaches and explain what predictive analytics is so business users can understand the business opportunity and problems it can be applied to. A number of case studies on its use across the employee lifecycle are described and guidance given on how to get started on your HR predictive analytics journey.
TeamPlayerHR is a web-based tool that uses behavioral psychology to assess how job candidates will fit and work within new or existing teams. It aims to address the high costs of bad hires by providing a standardized, objective assessment of compatibility. The 20-minute questionnaire measures attributes like communication, problem-solving, and work habits to determine how well individuals will work together. This helps optimize hiring and retention while defending against claims of discrimination. The tool is designed to accelerate hiring and improve productivity by selecting the best match candidates for open roles and existing teams.
This document discusses recruitment and selection. It defines recruitment as attracting qualified job applicants, and selection as choosing the best candidate for a position. The selection process involves reviewing applications, preliminary interviews, employment interviews, testing, screening references and backgrounds, and making a selection decision. Factors like legal issues, decision speed, the applicant pool, and organizational characteristics can influence selection. The document outlines sources for internal and external recruitment and different recruitment and selection methods, such as job posting, testing, structured and behavioral interviews. It also discusses potential problems in interviews like inappropriate questions, premature judgments, and contrast effects.
This study examined whether certain online job sources are correlated with higher applicant quality, as measured by conscientiousness and GPA. It surveyed 542 job seekers about their online job search activities and measured their conscientiousness and GPA. The results found that applicants who used the company website and LinkedIn scored highest in conscientiousness, while those using Indeed and the company website had the highest average GPA. Therefore, the sources most likely to produce high quality candidates, besides the company site, are LinkedIn and Indeed.
Contingent Workforce and Services Procurement – The Overlooked OpportunitySAP Ariba
With contingent workforce (including SOW-based projects / services and independent contractors) expected to grow by nearly 30% over the next three years, leading companies will need a clear strategy to improve compliance and the intelligence of their spend decisions within this category. The evolution of contingent workforce requires that enterprises build a multifaceted program that can address spend, supplier, risk and talent management capabilities.
Join Christopher J. Dwyer, research director at Ardent Partners, and a customer panel as they discuss the viability of this unique complex spend category and the opportunities available for organizations today to develop programs that can drive true strategic value from contingent workforce management.
Learn more about Ariba LIVE at http://spr.ly/LIVE2014LV-d
The document discusses how workforce analytics can help HR address strategic challenges by providing insights into workforce planning, demographics, retention, staffing, compensation, training, and performance. It describes IBM's workforce analytics solution, which offers standardized, on-demand, and strategic reports to analyze transactional, operational, and analytic data. The solution is available at three service levels. An example is provided of how GM partnered with IBM to source over 6,000 candidates in a month and fill long-vacant positions using workforce analytics. Key barriers to effective workforce analytics are inconsistent data, lack of system integration, and limited analytic skills.
The document discusses various topics related to recruitment including key factors in recruitment, trends in e-recruitment, advantages and disadvantages of e-recruitment, the use of social networking and temporary staff, recruitment process outsourcing, screening processes, and challenges for SMME recruitment. It also covers the recruitment process steps and considerations for internal versus external recruitment.
The document discusses various recruitment methods used by organizations to attract job applicants. It covers internal sources like employee referrals, rehires, promotions, transfers, and demotions. External sources discussed include colleges, newspapers/magazines, employment agencies, job fairs, direct mail campaigns, and the internet. The benefits and drawbacks of each method are provided. Alternatives to recruitment mentioned are overtime, employee leasing, and temporary employment. Factors that affect recruitment and its potential positive and negative effects are also summarized.
This document discusses key aspects of human resource management (HRM), including defining HRM, its importance in organizations, and its core functions. Some main points covered are:
- HRM involves managing human resources to maximize employee performance and achieve organizational goals through recruitment, training, and development.
- Important aspects of HRM include recruitment and training, performance management, and maintaining workplace culture and employee compensation.
- Effective HRM processes include identifying and selecting competent employees, providing skills training, and retaining high-performing staff.
- HRM must consider various factors like labor unions, government regulations, and diversity and work-life balance issues.
The document discusses recruitment and selection processes used by organizations. It outlines the recruitment process which includes planning, strategy development, searching, screening, evaluation and control. The selection process includes preliminary interviews, selection tests, employment interviews, reference and background checks, making a selection decision, physical examinations, and job offers. The document also discusses advantages and disadvantages of internal and external recruitment. Graphs show that online job searches are most commonly used for finding jobs. Recruitment and selection usage has increased in Indian companies from 2010 to 2015. Psychometric testing is recommended to better understand candidates.
The document discusses recruitment processes and techniques. It defines recruitment as finding and attracting capable applicants for jobs in an organization. The recruitment process includes identifying vacancies, preparing job descriptions, advertising positions, managing responses, shortlisting, interviewing, and making hiring decisions. Sources of recruitment can be internal like current employees or external like job boards, agencies, and colleges. The recruitment function is influenced by internal factors controlled by the organization and external factors outside its control like economic conditions. The objective of recruitment is to attract qualified candidates and hire the best ones to meet organizational needs.
The document discusses the evolving role of HR and human resource outsourcing (HRO). It outlines different types of HRO like PEOs, BPOs, and ASPs. It discusses why organizations outsource HR functions like saving time and focusing on core competencies. It also lists advantages of HRO like reducing costs and improving employee retention. Factors hampering HRO include cost, confidentiality concerns, and lack of acceptance. The document recommends outsourcing repetitive tasks and retaining strategic internal functions.
Identify the key stages in the recruitment process.
Discuss the importance of developing a job analysis and job descriptions.
Outline the different types of recruitment strategies.
List the advantages and disadvantages of different recruitment strategies.
This document summarizes key chapters from the textbook "Fundamentals of Human Resource Management" regarding the selection process. It describes the importance of careful selection and outlines the typical 8-step selection process. It then provides details on each step, including initial screening, application forms, employment tests, interviews, background checks, conditional offers, medical exams, and final offers. Important factors that can influence the selection process like biases, legal compliance, and cultural adaptation are also discussed. The goal of the selection process is to identify candidates that will perform well and have a good organizational fit.
HR analytics provides valuable insights for organizations by analyzing employee-related data using statistical tools. It has two main components: descriptive analytics which measures past performance, and predictive analytics which provides insights into future outcomes. The increased focus on HR analytics stems from both necessity and opportunity. Necessity arises from the growing importance of human capital to organizational value creation. Opportunity comes from the vast amounts of employee data now available that can be transformed into useful insights using analytics. When done effectively, HR analytics can help organizations improve performance, better link business objectives to workforce strategies, and increase returns on investment in human resources.
Oscar Hatlani-SuccessFactor-RecordOfAchievement-Run Simple HR with SuccessFac...Oscar Mdunwanzi Hatlani
This document is a record of achievement certifying that Oscar Hatlani successfully completed an openSAP course on running simple HR with SuccessFactors Employee Central. The three-week online course covered topics like the employee central core and global payroll and benefits, included weekly assignments and a final exam, and was instructed by Steven Babcock, Tim Wassink and Debi Suslow. Oscar scored 156 out of a possible 180 points by completing the assignments and exam.
Este documento proporciona instrucciones detalladas para elaborar cables de red RJ-45 y rosetas, incluyendo los materiales, herramientas y pasos requeridos. También explica cómo comprobar que los cables funcionan correctamente y añade los pasos para elaborar un cable de fibra óptica, así como realizar la comprobación de dicho cable.
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High-tech Healthcare Symposium: BIM for High-tech HealthcareEric Peabody
Presentation delivered to the High-tech Healthcare Symposium in SF on October 21, 2008. Topics include: intro to BIM & 3D technology, relationship to current construction technology, BIM & sustainability, how BIM alters the \"risk = cost\" equation.
Sally Adelita Butarbutar is a 25-year-old Christian woman from Parsoburan, Indonesia. She received a Bachelor's degree in Business Management from Widyatama University Bandung in 2015. Her hobbies include browsing the internet, reading, singing, dancing, and jogging. She has organizational experience coordinating several events and publications for student groups at Widyatama University from 2011-2013. Her skills include Microsoft Office, Excel, PowerPoint, SPSS statistics software, and SAP systems.
Este documento presenta diferentes conceptos y modelos de psicopatología. Describe tres niveles de trabajo teórico, experimental y técnico. Explica criterios como el estadístico, sociales e interpersonales, y biológicos para definir lo psicopatológico. También presenta modelos como el biológico, conductual y cognitivo para explicar los trastornos mentales. Finalmente, expone conceptos de la psicopatología cognitiva como los procesos automáticos vs controlados y la salud mental como
Este documento proporciona instrucciones para elaborar cables de red RJ-45 y rosetas de red, así como cables de fibra óptica. Explica los materiales y herramientas necesarios, los pasos para pelar, ordenar y crimpar los cables, y cómo comprobar que funcionan correctamente. También incluye los costos aproximados de los materiales requeridos.
This document summarizes a study on lead time in the recruitment and selection process at L&T Infotech. The study aims to identify the actual lead time to hire a candidate, understand how reducing lead time contributes to organizational growth, and show how adopting best HR practices can provide advantages in talent acquisition. A survey was conducted of 100 recruitment professionals at L&T Infotech to collect data on current lead times and identify areas for improvement. The findings will help the organization understand weaknesses in the recruitment process and take actions to make hiring more effective and efficient.
The document discusses a study on the importance of recruitment and selection processes at Manasi Systems Technologies Pvt. Ltd. It includes an introduction, objectives, research methodology, and limitations of the study. The study aims to understand the current recruitment policies and how effectively they are implemented. It examines recruitment and selection methods, factors influencing recruitment, sources of recruitment, and policies. The summary focuses on key aspects:
The study examines the recruitment and selection processes at Manasi Systems to understand current policies and satisfaction levels. It analyzes recruitment methods, factors, sources, and policies to evaluate how the company fulfills its staffing needs. Key objectives are to analyze relationships between jobs and qualifications and identify changes to recruitment over time.
Chesapeake IT ConsultantsBusiness Analysis and SysteJinElias52
Chesapeake IT Consultants
Business Analysis and System Recommendation
12 October 2017
Contents
Introduction 3
Organizational Strategy 3
Components of an Information System 3
People and Technology 3
Processes 4
Data 5
Strategic Use of Technology 5
Decision Making 5
Communication 6
Collaboration 6
Relationships 6
Structure 6
Competitive Advantage 6
Strategic and Operational Outcomes 7
Strategic Outcomes 7
Process Analysis 8
Requirements 9
Introduction
Chesapeake IT Consultants (CIC) is a small to mid-size Information Technology consulting service firm. CIC uses reliable IT and management methods to achieve quantifiable results for its customers, which includes small to mid-tier business, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. CIC provides services in the following areas; Business Process Consulting; IT Consulting; IT Outsourcing Consulting. CIC is expecting to win two contracts that will require the hiring of at least 75 to 150 additional employees in a three-month period. CIC cannot handle the manual process of hiring and will require an efficient system that will automate different process of the hiring process. This system will need to be compatible with existing architecture, expand with the company as CIC looks to expand in to global markets, and track the skills and certifications of the employees. Lastly, this system needs to be highly cost effective and easy to maintain. This purpose of this report is to conduct an analysis, develop system requirements, and propose an IT solution for CIC hiring process. Organizational Strategy
The business strategy mentions providing extraordinary services and recommendations to CIC’s customers through highly skilled consultants. CIC is putting a focus on their employees as they should since their employees drive their business and reputation. A new hiring system that filters out the best employees with the correct qualifications will assist the hiring managers finding the precise applicants. With a new system, CIC’s HR department, can effectively manage future and current employee’s expertise and capabilities. Finding the right talent is important in a service driven company. Components of an Information SystemPeople and Technology
Understanding the connection between the stakeholders and technology is important to ensure the system is effective for everyone’s needs.
I. CEO – Alvin Morrison – The new hiring system for CIC will increase contracts that the CEO can secure because they can hire top performers. Top performers will increase revenue for the business and the confidence of the CEO that he has a capable staff.
II. CFO – Marianne Cho – The hiring system must simplify the payroll and timekeeping process for the CFO. The CFO should be able to see the employee salary, their effectiveness, and educational needs.
III. CIO - Fadil Abadi – For the CIC, a new hiring easily managed and adaptable for the IT department Comment by Diana Hill:
IV. Director of Human Resources – William ...
Effectiveness is often referred to as doing the right thing, while efficiency is doing things right. Effectiveness is an external measure of process output or quality.
Here is a sample job description for the role of Recruiter:
Job Title: Recruiter
Department: Human Resources
Job Summary: The Recruiter is responsible for attracting and sourcing qualified candidates to fill open positions within the organization.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
- Develop and implement strategic recruiting plans to source qualified candidates that meet the needs of the business.
- Source candidates through various channels such as job boards, career sites, employee referrals, networking events, etc.
- Screen candidates based on qualifications and cultural fit for open roles.
- Conduct initial interviews and assess candidates' skills, experience and qualifications.
- Coordinate scheduling and log
Recruitment @icici prudential life insuranceShivani Singh
The document discusses ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company, including its objectives, components of the recruitment process, and company profiles.
[1] ICICI Prudential Life Insurance is a joint venture between ICICI Bank and Prudential plc to provide leading-edge life insurance solutions in India.
[2] The document outlines the recruitment process components - recruitment and selection, training and development, performance appraisal, pay and rewards, and labor relations.
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Leveraging Human Capital: Acquiring Employees
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1. How the solution you use can save
big money and improve productivity
2. 1 |
For talent management solutions to deliver an
immediate and demonstrable return on
investment (ROI) to colleges and universities,
they must address higher education’s common
challenges, as well as the unique hurdles facing
each institution.
Hobson & Company, a third-party research
organization, conducted in-depth interviews
with more than 15 higher education institutions
and found that SelectSuite®
, PeopleAdmin’s
suite of talent management solutions, delivered
a quick and compelling ROI.
By using SelectSuite, a typical organization
can see benefits exceed $1 million — all
while meeting the challenges inherent in faculty
and staff recruiting, search committee
management, onboarding, position description
management, recordkeeping, performance
management and reporting.
‘SelectSuite really captures the subtleties of the higher
education environment and uniqueness of our institution’
Research methodology
In this 2016 Hobson & Co. study
commissioned by PeopleAdmin,
Hobson’s team of independent
researchers conducted in-depth
interviews with more than 15
PeopleAdmin SelectSuite customers.
They found that the talent
management solution addressed
higher education customers’ unique
challenges and delivered a quick and
compelling return on investment of
over 2,000 percent in three years.
What this means to you…
To help college and university leaders
understand the cost and efficiency savings
SelectSuite delivers, Hobson & Company
used actual customer data to create a profile
of the measurable benefits a higher
education institution can expect.
4. 3 |
Faster recruitment
Customers interviewed spend:
• 75 percent less time creating, gaining approval and
posting new positions through (1) integrations with
job boards and (2) easy-to-use functionality for
managers to review and approve applications
remotely.
• Almost no time — close to 100 percent reduction —
screening and processing applications received,
through the use of automated screening features.
Improved time-to-fill
Customers interviewed experienced:
• 25 percent reduction in time-to-fill by streamlining
recruitment and hiring processes and facilitating
improved collaboration between team members.
• 50 percent reduction in temporary cover for open
staff positions, resulting in significant savings.
• 50 percent reduction in time and costs associated
with printing applications by transitioning to
electronic processes.
• Eliminated need for delivery of paper application
packets by delivering information electronically.
Expedited new hire onboarding
Customers interviewed report:
• 25 percent reduction in time to onboard, which
saves up to five hours per new employee, by
templating new hire processes and facilitating many
completion activities electronically.
• 30-120 minutes less time spent managing
onboarding per new employee hired, achieved by
improving visibility into task completion.
“SelectSuite helps us easily reduce the
applicant pool to the most qualified
candidates.”
- Assistant Director of Equal Opportunity/ ADA
at the University of North Carolina
“We definitely have improved recruiting
through a better selection of candidates
that result from the increased volume
of applications.”
- Manager, Recruitment Projects and
Initiatives at the University of Arizona
“Our bottom-line impact far exceeds
the costs of SelectSuite.”
- PA Team Co-lead, Academic Affairs at
Georgia College & State University
“We have easily cut time-to-fill
by two weeks.”
- Manager, Recruitment at
The Scripps Research Institute
“Learning our policies and procedures
is much more efficient for new
employees, and HR reps are now able
to focus their energy on answering
questions about benefits instead of
managing onboarding papers and
related workflows.”
- HR Specialist at Tarleton State University
Customer research that contributed to the calculations of these figures found SelectSuite
delivers improved efficiency, visibility and cost savings across various higher education
talent management processes, including:
5. Simplified collection of applicant
references and transcripts
Customers interviewed say:
• They spend 25 percent less time gathering official
degrees and transcripts by giving
applicants/employees a central location to upload
documents. That’s approximately two hours saved for
each new faculty hire.
• SelectSuite allows them to gather faculty reference
letters 75 percent faster using automated request and
collection processes.
Better performance evaluation processes
Customers interviewed estimate:
• Supervisors spend 65 percent less time on the
evaluation process using quick-scan dashboards to
help all evaluation participants stay on track.
• Spending 75 percent less time tracking and
managing evaluation processes after implementing
unique evaluation workflows for each employee type.
Dramatic improvements to reporting
and compliance processes
Customers interviewed reduce:
• Time spent creating talent management reports by
95 percent using the Analytics module’s powerful
tools for real-time reporting on key talent
management performance indicators, applicant
demographics, hiring insights, and more.
• Costs associated with employment-related lawsuits
and investigations by up to 20 percent by delivering
timely reports on investigation-related data. They say
the system also helps maintain compliance with
predetermined bargaining units and contracts.
“We now have a central place where
new hires can upload transcripts
themselves that is viewable by everyone
who needs access.”
- HR Specialist at Tarleton State University
“Instead of our recruiters spending
their time on processing, they are able
to spend their time meeting with hiring
managers and actually helping with the
recruiting process.”
- Project and Data Manager at
The University of Pittsburg
“Prior to PA, HR staff spent a lot of
time beating our heads against the wall
trying to enforce compliance with the
performance evaluation process … and it
would have taken two to three times longer
for a supervisor to complete the current
performance management process.”
- Associate Director, Human Resources at
Gonzaga University
“Analytics can help figure out where
bottlenecks are and also gives credibility
to any changes we’d want to make because
they’re data-driven … It took me two to
three times as long to aggregate and slice
and dice data manually to get it into a
format that is comparable to what is
produced in Analytics.”
- Manager, Recruitment at
The Scripps Research Institute
“It is super impactful to be able to
visually demonstrate the makeup of
applicants for specific positions as it
helps explain why we haven’t met specific
diversity requirements.”
- HR & IT Specialist at Oakland University
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6. “With Position Management, everything
from creating new job descriptions to
having an automated approval process,
to creating online job postings, has
improved dramatically.”
- HR Information Analyst at
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Enhanced position management
Customers interviewed measured 70 percent improvement
in the efficiency of position management processes by using
automated tools to create new positions based on current job
descriptions, manage approval workflows, and support
complex classification and compensation requirements.
Stronger intradepartmental
partnerships and efficiency
Customers interviewed experienced a 50 to 75 percent
reduction in cross-departmental inquiry calls and reported
faster workflow completion, resulting in a 5 percent
improvement in HR productivity.
Improved search committee efficiency
Customers interviewed felt SelectSuite reduced search
committee members’ time requirements by 30 percent using
an easy-to-access system to share materials and evaluate and
rank candidates.
About
Hobson & Company helps technology vendors and purchasers uncover, quantify and validate the key
sources of value driving the adoption of new and emerging technologies. Our focus on robust validation
has helped many technology purchasers more objectively evaluate the underlying business case of a
new technology, while better understanding which vendors best deliver against the key value drivers. Our
well-researched, yet easy-to-use ROI and TCO tools have also helped many technology companies
better position and justify their unique value proposition. For more information, please visit
www.hobsonco.com
5 |
“SelectSuite increases confidence and
trust in the process which helps cultivate
the relationship between supervisors
and their employees.”
- Associate Director, Human Resources at
Gonzaga University
“SelectSuite really captures the subtleties
of the higher education environment and
uniqueness of our institution.”
- Manager, Recruitment Projects and Initiatives
at the University of Arizona
7. | 6
About
PeopleAdmin is the leading provider of cloud-based talent management solutions for higher education.
Nearly half of all educators and administrators in the U.S. and Canada use these solutions to streamline
hiring processes, onboard new employees, efficiently manage positions and employee performance,
develop defensible audit trails, and simplify reporting. PeopleAdmin’s integrated talent management suite
includes applicant tracking, faculty search committee management, position management, onboarding,
and performance management. PeopleAdmin solutions are easy to use and supported by world-class
customer service. www.peopleadmin.com
For higher education institutions to achieve
their academic missions, effective talent
management is key. By acquiring, developing
and managing the right people in the right roles,
institutions support student achievement, spur
innovation and advance knowledge.
Independent research from Hobson & Company
found that PeopleAdmin’s SelectSuite talent
management solution empowers colleges and
universities to improve efficiency and
transparency around talent management
processes — allowing them to meet institutional
objectives and experience proven savings of
time and money year over year.