This document provides advice for finding qualified candidates with successful work histories for an administrative position requiring 5 years of experience. It suggests screening resumes for 2-4 years at each job instead of only looking for 3-5 years, as millennials often change jobs more frequently. When interviewing, ask about what candidates liked and disliked in previous roles to assess fit. Many have choppy resumes due to layoffs, so focus on top 3-5 skills and cultural fit rather than job history alone. Hiring directly instead of as contractors access a larger pool of experienced candidates currently employed.
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There are three key elements to consider when hiring someone for your company-Results, Skills, and Personality. You might call this the “Golden Triangle” of hiring. Most of your problems with staff will come from a shortfall in one of these three areas.
The Cost of a Bad Hire: Four Common Hiring Mistakes
Finding and hiring game-changing talent is critical in today’s competitive business environment. Even the best-run companies, ones where hiring managers understand the potential of finding and acquiring great talent, sometimes overlook the flip side of the hiring process: the potentially devastating impact of a bad hire. As an executive recruiter, I know how much is at stake in the hiring process, and strive to pair businesses with dedicated and qualified employees.
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There certainly seems to have been a growing sense of informal negativity towards recruitment consultants in the region. A recruitment agency should help speed up the recruitment process and take a significant workload of your plate. The better consultants should be well connected and be able to provide you access to strong candidates that would be otherwise impossible to gain access to. Due to the significant sums of money involved in the recruitment business, this have caused a drastic shift in how some recruitment companies in the middle east approach their clients. Some have abandoned the mature, well informed true consultative approach and instead replaced it with a high volume, sales orientated approach. Others have become CV passers and nothing more. Finding and getting the best out of a recruitment agency, however, requires planning, preparation and determination.
This presentation was used at HR Summit and Expo 2013 www.hrsummitexpo.com
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2-2: Interview Reflections
I felt that my interviewee understood that the job of HR needed to change to stay relevant. According to Grossman, being a “credible partner” is part of the competencies that are required in the new reality that is HR. With speaking to Joe, my interviewee, it appears that he recognized a long time ago that to survive, HR was going to have to make changes and become relevant to the business they are in, which is the moving industry. With doing this, they have looked for ways to outsource the “usual” HR functions and become involved with supporting the staff that they have, getting great talent, and being a source of knowable for the company. Taking an early lead in being a part of the development of their tariff has allowed Joe’s HR division to be taken very seriously within the company. They continue to evolve into the HR of today and even the future.
3.2 The Organizational Culture
After taking the survey, I realize that the organizational culture that I would want at my “Best Place to Work” would be similar to what I have now. My current company believes that HR is the responsibility of everyone. We have a benefits manager but recruiting top talent is such an important part of our cincture, that we receive a $10,000 bonus for recruiting staff.
Credibility- It is important that staff and clients feel that they can trust us. We find that we have repeat customers within the client base and recommendations due to our credibility.
Respect- Clients and staff are treated with prospect. The CEO understands that we make the company run. He rewards the staff with many different gifts and shows of appreciation.
Fairness- Being fair is a hallmark of a good company. Nothing ruins moral faster than favoritism.
Pride and Camaraderie- Staff are happy and proud to tell people they work for the company. This is due to the stellar reputation.
4-4: Leading Change
With my industry, which is hirer education financial aid, change is driven by new policies and regulations that come from the federal government. These changes are inevitable and uncontrollable. Within my consulting firm, we stay ahead of the change by paying attention and participating in negotiated rulemaking, which allows the financial aid industry to have a say in the policies that re coming down the pipe. We definitely use the analyze/think/change model.
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Recruitment
LESSON TOPICS
· Internal Recruitment Policy
· Impact on Retention
· Communication and Internal Recruiting
· Impact on Morale
· Impact on External Recruiting
· Need for External Recruiting
· Separation Policy
· Voluntary Separation
· Involuntary Separation
· Seniority
INTRODUCTION
This lesson covers material about Recruitment. In Lesson Four, we learned about background checks, what they are, the individual parts that make up a background check, and when the background check would be necessary. We also reiterated and expanded on the importance of communicating policy to all levels of the organization.
In Lesson Five, we will explore and discuss the importance of a recruitment policy. The primary focus will be on the internal recruiting policy and the impact it has on retention, morale, and external recruiting. We will also look into a separation policy including voluntary and involuntary, layoffs, and seniority.
Internal Recruitment Policy
The debate to hire and promote internally as opposed to externally has been going for many years. Most managers already have their mind made up as to what they prefer, and they have a reasonable argument and defense of their position. In this first section, we discuss an internal recruiting strategy. Later in the lesson, we will look at an external recruiting strategy.
One example of a company that has an internal recruiting policy is American Public University System (APUS). The subsidiaries of APUS include American Military University and American Public University. If a position becomes open, it is first made available to current employees: full time and part time. If a qualified applicant does not come forth or if the pool of internal applicants does not meet the needs, qualifications, education, or experience for the position, then it is opened to referrals and outside candidates.
POSITIVE IMPACT OF INTERNAL HIRING
OPPORTUNITIES FOR PART TIME EMPLOYEES
EASE OF POSTING AND PRE-SCREENING
ACCESS TO PERFORMANCE HISTORY
SAVINGS ON SALARY
INCREASED PRODUCTION
Impact on Retention
Hiring internally has a proportionate effect on retention, which has a domino effect on succession planning. Retention and succession planning are two separate, but inter-related topics. People often use the term internal recruiting, but in fact, retention would be the proper word. Recruiting is different from retention; however, for the purpose of this lesson, we understand that the term internal recruiting has the same meaning as retention.
When an organization has high performing employees, they can be promoted from within as already discussed. Another option is to create a position that can best utilize the skills of certain employees. When employees can see that the organization cares about them, supports them, and wants them to stay, the results can be tremendous.
Not everyone will be promoted nor does everyone want to be promoted. For those employees who desire to move up in the organization, when they see a fair a ...
1. First of all, this is normal. My team of recruiters spend most of their
day weeding through unqualified candidates. The millennials in the
work force are seeking 3-5 years at each job, which was taught to
them in school as being acceptable. We need to adjust the way
we screen resumes. If you see people with successful work history and
longevity, they are a rarity. Try looking for a length of 2-4 years at each job
instead. When interviewing them, ask them what things they like the most
and the least at each position to see if it will be a long term fit for them
and for the company as well. Due to the fact that many people got laid off
during bad economy, their resume looks poor and choppy which hinder
them from getting attention from hiring authorities. My advice in this
market is to have your top 3 to 5 important skills and what personality and
intangibles will fit best with your team. The other thing is, hiring direct-hire
over temp-to-hire or temporary, gains you access to the biggest pool of
candidates. This allows you access to people who are currently working
and these people usually have a more successful career track.
We’re hiring for an Administrative position and require five years’
experience. It’s a direct hire position and we have excellent
benefits, great location, and an employee oriented culture. We
received resumes from unqualified candidates with choppy job
histories. What can we do to find the most qualified candidates
with successful work history?
Unqualified
Candidates
Marianne E. Moore, CPC
President
Action Employment Services, Inc.
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