Recruiting Employees
The Selection Process
Popular Selection Techniques
The Selection Decision
Training and Development
100

The process of developing a pool of qualified applicants who are interested in working for the organization and from which the organization might reasonably select the best individual or individuals to hire for employment

Recruiting

100

The process of Identifying the best candidate for a job from among the pool of qualified applicants developed during the recruitment process.

Selection

100

A way for an employer to ask an individual for various facts and information pertaining to their personal background

Employment application

100

The two most basic types of selection errors

False positives and false negatives
100

A planned attempt by an organization to facilitate employee learning of job related knowledge, skills, and behaviours.

Training

200

The process of looking inside the organization for existing qualified employees who might be promoted to higher level positions

Internal Recruiting

200

Evaluating the qualifications of each applicant from among the recruiting pool is what step in the recruiting process? 

The second step

200

Measures the characteristics of an individual including personality, intelligence, and aptitude. 

Employment Tests

200

Refers to the consistency of a particular selection device

Reliability

200

Centered around teaching managers and professional skills that can be utilized at present and future jobs.

Development

300

Advertisements, employment agencies, and sponsored placement offices are examples of _____ methods.

External Recruiting

300

Education, experience, skills, abilities, and personal characteristics are categories of

Basic selection criteria 

300
Allows a potential employee to perform tasks and job related activities that simulate or represent the level of work for the position they are applying for.

Work simulations

300

The extent to which a measure or indicator is in fact a real reflection of what it is assumed to be

Validity

300

A system wide process effort aimed to increase an organization's overall performance through planned interventions. 

Organizational development

400

The most common method that organizations use for internal recruiting is 

Job posting

400

The important final step in the selection decision 

deciding who to hire

400

The most popular and most widely used selection technique among employers

Personal Interviews

400

Measures the practical value of the selection system

Utility Analysis

400

Involves having employees respond to questionnaires about attitudes and perceptions of leadership styles.

Survey Feedback

500

A technique for ensuring that job seekers understand the actual nature of the jobs available to them.

Realistic Job Preview

500

A unique criterion for selection where an organization hires a candidate not based on qualification.

Hiring for "fit"

500

When a first impression in an interview bias's the outcome.

First-Impression Error

500

Deals with Civil Rights Act & nondiscrimination laws applying to hiring decisions

Legal Compliance

500

Where a neutral third party, often an organizational development consultant, hears both sides in a conflict.

Third-party peacemaking