Chapter 9 Selecting, Onboarding, and Developing New Employees Flashcards
_____ are key retention factors for employees. (Page 146)
Opportunities for individual development
Selecting the right employee for a position requires a partnership between you and ___________. (Page 146)
The Human Resources Departments
When trying to hire the right person for a job, you may consider using a panel to interview applicants. In this approach, you select ____ to ____ current employees who are familiar with the position to conduct the interview with you. (Page 148)
three to five
When conducting a panel interview, an effort should be made to ensure that the panel reflects the organization’s _____, including gender, age, and racial diversity. (Page 148)
Diversity
_______ is a technique that adds more depth to the information you gather about job candidates by examining past behaviors in situations similar to what they might encounter in this job. (Page 149)
Behavior Interviewing
_____ is a good predictor of performance in a new job. (Page 149)
Past Behavior
______ prohibits employers from disqualifying a candidate because of race, sex, age, religion, nationality, disability, or other personal characteristics that have nothing to do with the job. In addition, you are not permitted to ask prospective employees questions about their marital status, children, what neighborhood they come from, or what church they attend. (Page 150)
Federal Law
Questions that may seem harmless— such as “ you have a very interesting last name. What country is it from?” or “How long have you been married?”— are considered ______? (Page 150)
discriminatory
Your organization’s _____, _____, or _____ can provide guidance about screening criteria and appropriate questions to ask during the job interview. (Page 151)
HR Department, Equal Opportunity Office, Legal Department
Employee ______ is a process designed to welcome, educate, and connect new employees to the organization and their specific work unit. (Page 153)
onboarding
The three primary components of an effective employee onboarding program are? (Page 154)
- Discussing job expectations
- Engaging new employees
- Promoting new employee retention
Early in the onboarding period, two points should be made clear: (Page 154)
- What you expect of the new employee
2. What he or she expects from you
Making your expectations clear to the new employee on the ____ day and making sure the employee understands them will minimize misunderstanding, confusion, and disappointment. (Page 154)
first day
Introduce new employees to everyone they will come in contact with during the ______. (Page 155)
first week.
What are the five steps of the employee onboarding process? (Page 155)
Step 1 Define Expectations Step 2 Assess employee's knowledge and skills Step 3 Set targets for development Step 4 Provide training Step 5 Monitor progress/ feedback