degree of structure. This is the extent to which interviews are, or are not, structure with previously designed questions so that each candidate must answer the same things. (2) purpose. Interviews may be designed to accomplish several purposes, including selection, performance appraisal feedback, etc. (3) content. The content of the questions may be situational, job-related, or psychological. (4) the way the interview is administered. Interviews might be conducted by a panel of interviewers, sequentially
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1 .2 RECRUITMENT PROCESS 14 4.1.3 SOURCE OF RECRUITMENT 14 1.INTERNAL SOURCE 15 2. JOB POSTING PROGRAMS 15 3.DEPARTING EMPOLYES 15 4.EXTERNAL SOURCE 15 5.ADVERTISEMENT 15 6. EMPLOY REFERRALS 15 7.EMPLOYMENT EGENCY 16 8.WALK-INS AND WRITE INS 16 9.CONSULTING THE CV BAnk 16 4.1.4 SELECTION PROCESS 16 4.2. SELECTION PROCESS 22 4.2.1 INDUCTION & PROBATION PERIOD FOR NEW EMPLOY 23 4.2.2 JOB DESCRIPTION 23-24 CHAPTER: 5 TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM OF BPL 24-32 5.1 TRAINING
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Job Analysis and Selection Since InterClean, Inc., has acquired EnviroTech I would like to make sure everyone is heading toward the company’s mission and goals. To do that I will need to do a job analysis, workforce planning, and then I will be selecting a group of employees who will embrace our company’s new strategy, and they will become the new sales team. Job Analysis “The term job analysis describes the process of obtaining information about jobs” (Cascio, 2006, p. 158). The job analysis
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UFE candidate; therefore, all the complexities of a real-life situation may not be fully reflected in the following solution. The UFE Report is not an authoritative source of GAAP. In addition, the Handbook sections referenced in this suggested solution are intended for learning purposes only. While candidates are expected to apply the guidance in the Handbook when analyzing financial reporting and assurance issues, they are not expected to directly quote from the Handbook. Candidates who choose
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The company has to hire the right person for the job or it can become an expensive mistake very quickly. The right individual hired can led to a successful employment relationship and the individual pays the company back with productivity. The company has a duty to maintain the right employees by providing benefits, incentives, and retention programs. Companies should implement a plan designed for their hiring process, selecting the right candidate, and maintaining the right employee. Companies
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drug test is required for the conditional of job offer as being constitutional. This case also discusses that a government employer is unable to demonstrate that it had a special need to drug-test a job candidate. Also whether or not drug testing should be used a determining factor in the hiring decision of a potential employee within the organization. Another important aspect to look at in the discussion of drug testing is whether or not if the job candidate can refuse drug testing without facing adverse
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evolving business industry, can easily lose sight of the goal by employing personnel that do not meet the qualifications and standards needed to make a bold move to the future. There are many exciting aspects to job hunting and there is an even bigger decision when hiring the right candidate for the position. The position requires substantial knowledge of the duties to be performed, a set of moral standards and definite fairness across the board. When hiring, nepotism should be eliminated and preferential
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interviewee and interviewer/interviewers. The outline for this HR Intervention report is based on the job of a dental assistant. This report relies on a Functional Job Analysis (FJA) report that was previously conducted as the guideline for determining the suitable testing method for the applicants. Purpose of HR Intervention: The purpose of this HR Intervention is to determine whether a candidate has the right skills, attitude and motivation to fill a vacant position, and perhaps more importantly
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For many of us, finding a career that we deem fun and long-term is in itself a long journey. But having a successful career in life is not just for the rich and famous, it's also for the average person. We as humans are prone to look at successful individuals like Oprah or Bill Gates and assume that somehow they became wealthy and innovative overnight, but it truly took many years, time, effort, and perseverance. Choosing a career is an involved process that is based on a number of things, including
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The district court found that Dunlap had been subjected to discrimination under both disparate treatment and disparate impact analyses, concluding that the TVA’s subjective hiring processes permitted racial bias against both Dunlap and other black job applicants. The TVA now appeals, arguing that the district court erred in each of these analyses. We find that although the district court was correct in finding disparate treatment, the proof was insufficient for a finding of disparate impact.
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