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    BT Track - 2

    Recruitment Techniques

    Group 4 URANASUma Nath Tripathi (2013SMN6762)

    Rajat Jain (2013SMN6949)

    Akshat Mehta (2013SMN6750)

    Nitin Mohan (2013SMN6790)

    Anuj Gulati (2013SMN6960)Shalabh A arwal 2013SMN6962

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    Today..

    We will review following recruitment techniques, with some

    case studies -

    Depth Interview

    Thomas Profiling

    Graphology

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    Recruiting Right People

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    General Selection..

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    Case Study: EICE Recruitment Process

    Initial Recruitment Process (2010)

    Current Recruitment Process (2013)

    Multiple External Consultants.

    4 level interview / written test process defined.

    Still no formal HR, but HR activities more structured.

    Most selection from Market.

    No formal recruitment process.

    Random interview techniques.

    No formal HR department.

    Most selections based on internal reference / ex colleagues

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    What to look in candidate??

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    Current Selection Process

    Manpower

    Planning

    Prepare JD

    Recruitment

    Method

    Inter

    nal

    External

    Advertise

    Internally

    Screening

    Applications

    Received

    Four Level

    InterviewRelease Offer

    ThroughConsultants

    Screening

    Applications

    Received

    Three LevelInterview

    Release Offer

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    Show your skills

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    At a Glance

    Data of Last 1 years

    CV Received (From All Sources) 109

    Shortlisted for 1st

    Round (Objective Test) 75

    Shortlisted for 2ndRound (Written Test on computer making a

    program

    43

    Shortlisted for 3rdRound (Technical / HR round) 14

    Job Offers 12

    Joined 11

    Recruiting Yield :

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    Depth Interview

    DESCRIPTION: Structured verbal interactions with a candidate togauge his suitability for the job and the firm

    ORIGIN: Conceptualized by Arthur Anderson in 1992

    METHOD OF APPLICATION:

    Five employees from different levels hold segmented 45-minutesinterview with the candidate

    1. HR Screens the Biodata

    2. Interviewer

    Staff Consultant (6 months

    2yrs with the firm)

    3. InterviewerSenior Consultant (34 yrs with the firm)

    4. Interviewer Jr or Dr Manager (5 8 yrs with the firm)

    5. Business Head or Partner (12 yrs with the firm)

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    Merits

    Allows optimum utilisation of time by interviews

    Eliminates bias and prejudices

    Match Job Specs to Candidate

    Evaluate behavioural qualities

    Introduces company and applicant

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    DeMerits

    Structured and Lengthy

    Slow process candidates may dislike

    Collective Discrimination may creep into the process

    May create stereotypes rather than leaders

    Errors of judgement may distort decisions

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    Thomas Profiling

    Often we find that businesses

    hire for skills and fire for behaviours.

    On the other hand, it is recommended that they

    hire for behaviour and train for the skills.

    Thomas PPA is used for recruiting, Identifying people for

    promotion, and Managing performance

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    Thomas Personal Profile Analysis

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    Thomas Personal Profile Analysis

    Profile graphs

    Source: http://www.tgassociates.com/products/DISCprofiling.pdf

    http://www.tgassociates.com/products/DISCprofiling.pdfhttp://www.tgassociates.com/products/DISCprofiling.pdf
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    Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)

    The MBTI techniqueidentifies and describes 16

    distinctive personality types

    that result from the

    interactions among the

    preferences:

    Extraversion (E) or

    Introversion (I)

    Sensing (S) or Intuition (N)

    Thinking (T) or Feeling (F) Judging (J) or Perceiving (P).

    The 16 personality types of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicatorinstrument are

    listed here

    Source: http://www.myersbriggs.org/my-mbti-personality-type/mbti-basics/

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    Belbin Team Inventory

    Team leaders and team development practitioners often use the Belbin model tohelp create more balanced teams

    Action Oriented Roles

    ShaperChallenges the team to

    improve.

    Implementer Puts ideas into action.

    Completer Finisher Ensures thorough, timelycompletion.

    People Oriented Roles

    Coordinator Acts as a chairperson.

    Team Worker Encourages cooperation.

    Resource InvestigatorExplores outside

    opportunities.

    Thought Oriented Roles

    PlantPresents new ideas and

    approaches.

    Monitor-Evaluator Analyzes the options.

    Specialist Provides specialized skills.

    Source: http://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newLDR_83.htm

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    Demerits

    Psychological testing can be unreliable.

    Job requirement specs may be subjective.

    Results are open to interpretation rather than conclusive.

    Doesn't account for recruits intellect or exposure.

    Should never be used as stand alone technique.

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    Graphology Technique

    DESCRIPTION: An analysis of a job-seekers handwriting toidentify personality traits and a suitable profession

    ORIGIN: First used by French priest Jean-Hippolyte Michon,Circa 1830

    METHOD OF APPLICATION:

    Invite handwritten application from candidate. Filter outcultural biases. Conclude analysis and identify job-fits

    USER COMPANIES:

    Many US companies

    Critics: Compared to interviews, tests, simulations graphologyranked the lowest for its validity/quantitative assessment

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    Merits

    Measures the match between personality and Job

    Suggests Jobs that suit the candidate best

    Reveals characteristics that other tests cant

    Gauges personality without candidates awareness

    Insights can be validated by other measurements.

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    Case Study- On Google

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    Google, the world's only corporate

    Recruiting Machine"Strategy "Disruptive Recruiting"

    Develop the world's first "recruiting culture.

    The World's Largest Recruiting Budget

    Google recruitment has a ratio of 1 recruiter for

    every 14 employees (14:1)

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    RECRUITING STRUCTURE

    A centralized operations model

    Recruiting is done by recruiting professionals

    The recruiting model has been broken up into very distinct roles. These

    activities, carried out in a highly choreographed manner by teams tied to

    divisions and business units, include:

    Recruiting research analysts

    Candidate developers (sourcers)

    Process coordinators

    Candidate screeners

    Specialized recruiters for college

    Specialized recruiters for technical and leadership executive search

    Specialized international recruiters to be located in Asia and EuropeRecruiting program managers

    Recruiting project managers

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    Recruitment tools of Google

    Wow Recruiting Tools

    Standard Recruiting Tools

    Ad Words as a recruiting tool

    Contests as recruiting tools

    Brain teasers as recruiting

    tools

    Friends of Google.

    Employee referral

    College recruiting

    Professional networking

    Recruiter training

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    Hiring process

    Job search

    Applying at Googles job portal

    Phone interview

    Onsite interview

    Hire by committee

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    ANSWERA person who can solve this puzzles is a person of interest

    to Google.

    The location of the answer:

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    3535475945713821785251664274274663919

    3200305992181741359662904357290033429

    5260595630738132328627943490763233829

    8807531952510190115738341879307021540

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    References

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