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2022 Global Book Awards: BRONZE MEDAL / Human Resources
Hire the right person for the position or endure the consequences!
Hiring an inappropriate person can result in highly negative effects on productivity and the morale of the poorly placed individuals, as well as negatively impacting the leadership team and outcomes of the organization.
According to a study by the Society for Human Resources Management (SHRM), poor placement could cost up to five times a bad hire’s annual salary. Hiring the wrong people can also lead to a high rate of employee turnover, which is also very costly for an organization. In addition, selecting the wrong person may lead to that individual’s discharge, which can bring about opportunities for wrongful discharge suits and costly legal fees.
Excellence doesn’t come easily. And you cannot rest on past accomplishments when you want to hire the best. Hiring right requires a collaborative process. After completing this workbook, you will be able to:
- Describe an effective process for employee selection and explain the key tools that are helpful in that process.
- Explain the purpose of the selection interview and describe the process and benefits of behavioral interviewing.
- Explain the legal considerations associated with employee selection.
- Develop valid interview questions and follow guidelines to prepare an interview plan.
- Describe guidelines for conducting effective selection interviews and for following up after the interview.
10 Key Concepts to Master- Get Prepared or Endure the Consequences
- Use Job Requirements to Hire Smart
- Consider Logistics When Planning the Interview
- Start Out the Right Way
- Reduce Employer Liability – What to Ask and Don’t Ask
- Practice Effective Behavior-Based Interviewing Techniques
- Follow the Guidelines
- Explain the Job, Benefits, and Organization
- End on a Positive Note
- Know the Organizational Practices That Support Interviews
Structured Learning All our workbooks align with our research-based Competency Model. The model, which is rooted in work by the U.S. Department of Labor and others, gives you a framework for structured learning by helping you identify and develop specific competencies.
Competencies are sets of skills, knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors that are observable and measurable. Our model has 35 competency dimensions associated with successful performance in leadership and professional roles. Competencies are clustered into five domains that may overlap.
This
Interviewing and Selection Techniques workbook focuses on the competency areas of
Human Performance Management,
Managing Diversity, and
Teamwork and Cooperation. The content is primarily associated with the
Supervisory/Management competency cluster or domain. For more information or visit: www.centrestar.com
Best of all? You can take any course:- Online at your own pace through Centrestar and earn CEUs or PDHs: www.centrestar.com
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