Recruitment and Selection Measurement Systems
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RECRUITMENT AND
SELECTION
MEASUREMENT
SYSTEMS
Darlene
Maney
June 26, 2012
Kaplan
University
RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION
Internal
Benefits
External
Benefits
BEHAVIORAL INTERVIEWING
Definition
ASSESSMENTS
“Provide extra data points about an applicant to help support
the decision making process
Provide a standardized way to gain insight into applicant
qualities that aren’t always apparent
Provide a way to support quality of hire
Provide supporting evidence for trends in an applicant’s data
Help identify developmental needs from Day 1
Weed out the worst applicants while focusing on the best
Provide real ROI” (“Strategic”, n.d.).
HIRING FUNNEL – FROM APPLICATION TO
HIRE
ASSESSMENT METHODS - INTERNAL
Initial Assessment
Skills Inventory
Self and Peer Assessments
Managerial Sponsorship
Recommendations
ASSESSMENT METHODS - INTERNAL
Substantive Assessment
Job Knowledge
Performance Appraisals
Promotability Ratings
Assessment Center
Promotion Panels/Review Boards
ASSESSMENT METHODS - INTERNAL
Discretionary Assessment
Previous Finalists
Management Opinions
ASSESSMENT METHODS - EXTERNAL
Initial Assessment
Resumes
Applications
Educational Requirements
Biographical Information
References and Background Checks
ASSESSMENT METHODS - EXTERNAL
Substantive Assessment
Personality Testing
Ability
Cognitive Ability
Sensory Tests
Job knowledge
Performance Tests/Work Samples
Integrity Tests
Interests, Values, and Preferences
ASSESSMENT METHODS - EXTERNAL
Discretionary Assessment
Drug Testing
Medical Examination
LEGAL ISSUES
Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection
Procedure
Summary
Scope
Defines Discrimination
Suitable Alternative Selection Procedures
Adverse Impact Information
Evaluation of Selection Rates
Four/Fifths Rule
Standards for Validity Studies
Affirmative Action
LEGAL ISSUES
Americans With Disabilities Act
Glass Ceiling
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
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Grensing -Po ph al , L. (2006 ), “Devise a policy for handling intern al applican ts
that is consisten t, fair and respectfu l”, retriev ed 6/25/2012 from Society for
Human Resource Managemen t website at
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da_empstaff.aspx
“Strateg ic use of Talent Assessmen ts:Lev erag in g Data fro m Pre -Hire to
Retire”, ( n.d.) retrieved 6/25/12 fro m Society for Human Resource
Managemen t website at
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REFERENCES
Barran, P. (2008) “Commentary: Selection procedures must be
fair” Daily Journal of Commerce (Portland, OR), Apr 25, 2008
retrieved 6/25/2012 from
http://web.ebscohost.com.lib.kaplan.edu/ehost/detail?sid=2
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DJOC
“Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures”,
(2011), retrieved on 6/25/2012 from Biddle Consulting Group
website at
http://www.uniformguidelines.com/uniformguidelines.html