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Chapter 6
Selecting Employees &Placing Them in Jobs
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Personnel Selection
Selection begins with the candidates identified through
recruitment.
It attempts to reduce their number to the individuals bestqualified to perform available jobs.
It ends with the selected individuals placed in jobs withthe organization.
The process through which organizations make decisionsabout who will or will not be allowed to join the organization.
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Matching People and Jobs
Selection Considerations
Person-job fit:
identifies required individual competencies(KSAOs) for job success.
Person-organization fit:the degree to which individuals are matchedto the culture and values of the organization.
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Steps in the Selection Process
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Gathering Background Information
ApplicationForms
RsumsReference
ChecksBackground
Checks
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References
Application form and resume provide the names of several
references.
Letter of reference may also be attached.
Background Checks
A way to verify that applicants are as they representthemselves to be.Determine accuracy of information submitted or to determineif vital information was not submitted
Sources of Information Past employment
Educational verification
Criminal records
Motor vehicle records
Credit check
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Employment Tests & Work Samples
Physical Ability Tests
Cognitive Ability Tests Job Performance Tests Work Samples Personality Inventories
Honesty Tests Drug Tests Medical Examinations
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Employment Tests
Cognitive ability test (Intelligence test)
Test designed to measure mental abilities such asverbal skills, quantitative skills and reasoning ability.
Aptitude testsAssess how well a person can learn or acquire skillsand abilities.
Achievement tests
Measure a persons existing knowledge and skills.
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Employment Tests
Work Sample Tests
Require the applicant to take tests that involve a sampleof work/tasks that are actually a part of the work requiredon the job.
Personality test/inventories
Measure a persons personality type
Polygraph Tests
Device that records physical changes in the body as test
subject answers a series of questions The polygraph records, on a moving roll of graph paper,
fluctuations in Blood pressure, respiration and perspiration
Polygraph operator makes a judgment as to whether subjects
response was truthful or deceptive
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Employment Interview
Goal-oriented conversation where interviewer andapplicant exchange information
Continues to be primary method used to evaluateapplicants
Content of the Interview (but not limited to):
Occupational experience
Academic achievement
Interpersonal skills Personal qualities
Organizational fit
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Interviewing Methods
Nondirective Interview (unstructured interview)
Do not have a predetermined checklist of questions Asks probing, open-ended questions
Often time consuming
Structured Interview
An interview in which a set of standardized questions having anestablished set of answers is used.
Situational Interview
An interview in which an applicant is given a hypothetical incident and
asked how he or she would respond to it.
Behavioral Description Interview (BDI)
An interview in which an applicant is asked questions about what he orshe actually did in a given situation.
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Methods of Interviewing
One-on-one interview
Applicant meets one-on-one with interviewer
Group interview
Several applicants interact in presence of one or morecompany representatives
Board interview (panel interview)
Several firm representatives interview candidate at sametime
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Employment Tests
Medical Examinations
Normally given last as they can be costly.
Ensure that the health of an applicant is adequate tomeet the job requirements.
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Communicating the Decision
When a candidate has been selected, the organizationshould communicate the offer to the candidate.
The offer should include: Job responsibilities
Work schedule
Rate of pay
Starting date Other relevant details