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C H A P T E R

S I X .

Selection

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What is Selection?????

• A series of specific steps used by an employer to decide which recruits should be hired – Begins when recruits apply for employment and ends with the hiring decision – Involves matching applicants with the needs of the organization

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Strategic Significance of Selection

Selection impacts the organization’s strategy:

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• Successful execution of an organization’s strategy depends on the quality and calibre of its employees 2.

• An organization’s selection decisions must reflect job requirements 3.

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• Selection strategy must be well integrated with organizational priorities more

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Strategic Significance of Selection

Selection impacts the organization’s strategy:

• Selection strategy must recognize organizational constraints • Selection strategy must adapt to labour market realities • Selection practices must be ethical

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Steps in the Selection Process

Preliminary Reception

• Initial contact with applicants • Walk-ins--may receive preliminary interview • Write-ins often receive letter of acknowledgment • This step has disappeared in many organizations with the increasing use of Internet recruitment

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Steps in the Selection Process

Preliminary reception Review & screening

• Review of Application Blanks/Screening Interviews • Care needs to be taken to ensure application form is useful and meets legal requirements • Use of weighted application blank with differential weightings

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Steps in the Selection Process

Preliminary reception Review & screening Employment tests

• Reliability (Test) – Requires that the test yields consistent results • Validity – Requires that the test scores significantly relate to job performance or some other relevant criteria – Empirical approaches • Predictive validity • Concurrent validity – Rational approaches • Content validity • Construct validity more

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Steps in the Selection Process

Preliminary reception Review & screening Employment tests

• Types of Tests – Personality – Knowledge – Performance – Assessment centres – Computer-interactive – Integrity Tests – Attitude Tests

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Steps in the Selection Process

Preliminary reception Review & screening Employment tests Verification of references

• Employment references – discuss applicant’s work history – references may not be candid, especially with negative information – may be only confirmation of employment

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Steps in the Selection Process

Preliminary reception Review & screening Employment tests Verification of references Employment interview(s)

• Supervisors are often involved in order to increase commitment and quality of the hiring decision

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Steps in the Selection Process

Preliminary reception Review & screening Employment tests Verification of references Employment interview(s) Realistic job previews

• Allows the employee to understand the job setting before the hiring decision • Involves showing the candidate: – the type of work – equipment – working conditions

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Medical evaluation

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• Assessment of health and accident information • Is often a health checklist • If the employer wants a medical evaluation it should be conducted after the hiring decision – to avoid charges of discrimination • Increasing use of drug testing

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Steps in the Selection Process

Medical evaluation Hiring decision

• Marks the end of the selection process – retain job applications of those hired (update HRIS) • Multiple predictors – subjective approach – multiple cutoff – compensatory

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Employment Interviews

• Formal, in-depth conversation conducted to evaluate the applicant’s acceptability – allows a personal impression – opportunity to sell a job to a candidate – provides opportunity to answer the candidate’s questions – effective public relations tool • Concerns about reliability and validity

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Types of Interviews

Unstructured • Interviews using few if any planned questions • Enables the interviewer to pursue, in depth, the applicant’s responses Structured • Rely on a predetermined set of questions • Questions are asked of every applicant

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Types of Interviews

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Mixed • This interview format is a combination of structured and unstructured interviews Behaviourally oriented • Behavioural description--past behaviour is the best predictor of future behaviour • Situational--attempts to assess likely future behaviour

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Types of Interviews

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Stress producing • Use a series of harsh, rapid-fire questions to learn how the applicant reacts under stress Computer assisted • Use of computers to electronically profile job candidates and screen new hires • May potentially increase reliability (by making the interviews uniform) • Some controversy exists regarding use of this type of interview

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Types of Interviews

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Video Interviewing • Interviews that use solicited videos of a candidate’s answers to provided questions

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The Interview Process

1. Interviewer preparation 5. Evaluation 2. Creation of rapport 4. Termination

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Interviewer Errors

• Halo effect – Use of limited information about candidate to bias interviewer’s evaluation • Leading Questions – Communicating the desired answer • Stereotypes – Harbouring prejudice or exhibiting personal bias • Interviewer Domination – Using the interview to oversell, brag etc.

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Interviewee Errors

• May be due to attempting to cover job-related weaknesses or due to nervousness • Typical errors include: – playing games e.g. acting nonchalant – talking too much – boasting – not listening – being unprepared

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Evaluating The Selection

• Quality and productivity of the workforce hired • Costs incurred at a level appropriate to the organization

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