High Level Flashcards
Strategic Aspects Of Recruiting
Who Should Do the Recruiting?
Should a Firm Recruit Internally or Externally?
Labour Markets
Regional and Global Labour Markets
Branding
Recruitment Channels
Recruiting Internally
Internal Job Postings
Identifying Talent through Performance Appraisals
Skill Inventories and Replacement Charts
Recruiting Externally
Advertisements
Walk-ins and Unsolicited Applications and
Résumés
Internet, Social Networking, &Mobile Recruiting
Job Fairs
Employee Referrals
Rerecruiting
Executive Search Firms
Educational Institutions
Professional Associations
Labour Unions
Public Employment Agencies
Private Employment and Temporary Agencies
Employee Leasing
Improving The Effectiveness Of Recruiting
Using Realistic Job Previews Surveys Recruiting Metrics Quality-of-Fill Statistics Time to Fill Yield Ratios Costs of Recruitment
Career Management: Developing Talent Over Time
The Goal: Matching Individual and Organizational Needs
The Employee’s Role
The Organization’s Role: Establishing a Favourable
Career Development Climate
Blending the Goals of Individual Employees with
the Goals of the Organization
Identifying Career Opportunities and Requirements
Begin with a Competency Analysis
Identify Job Progressions and Career Paths
Track Career Stages
Recognize Different Career Paths
Consider Dual Career Paths for Employees
Consider the Boundaryless Career
Help Employees Progress beyond Career Plateaus
Career Development Initiatives Career Planning Workbooks and Workshops Career Counselling Mentoring Networking Career Self-Management Training