Human Resources Test Flashcards

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What are the five stages of the recruitment process?

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  1. Identify the job vacancy
  2. Carry out a job analysis
  3. Prepare a job description
  4. Prepare a personal specification
  5. Advertise the job
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Describe:

Identify a job vacancy

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Check of there is a job available

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Describe:

Carry out a job analysis

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Find out the tasks, duties and responsibilities that he successful candidate would carry out

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4
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Describe:

Prepare a job description

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Contains information about what the job involves i.e. tasks and responsibilities

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Describe:

Prepare a personal specification

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Contains details about the type of person that is required to do the job

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Describe:

Advertise the job

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An announcement in a newspaper or magazine etc. Informing people that there is a job available

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7
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What does a job description contain?

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It may contain information about pay, working hours and holiday entitlement

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8
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Name the 5 selection methods

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Application form
Cv
Interview
Reference 
Test
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9
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Explain and give an advantage:

Application forms

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Is a form that you gave to fill out fit the manager that is about the persons background and some general questions.
An advantage would be that it is designed to contain relevant info which is easily matched against a job criteria

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10
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Explain and give an advantage:

Cv’s

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Are roughly 2 pages long that show off the applicants skills. It would usually include things about your education qualifications and work experience.
An advantage would be that it can provide a good personal overview of the applicant

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Explain and give an advantage:

Interview

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An… is usually a form of one-to-one with your new manager who will ask you questions.
An advantage is that it is an opportunity to meet candidates face to face

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12
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Explain and give an advantage:

Reference

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A… is usually your current or pats manager backing you up with your skills and how well you work
An advantage is that it can Verify information the candidate has provided

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13
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Explain and give an advantage:

Test

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These are usually tests that will determine your IQ or typing speed is sometimes it’s a psychometric test which is a way for your manager to find out about your personality.
An advantage would be that it can check the validity of candidates skills

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14
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Name the two types of office layouts

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Cellular

Open plan

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15
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What is an open play office layouts

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a large open space with no dividing walls designed to fit in a large number of office workers.

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16
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What is a cellular office layout

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a large floor space that is divided into a number of individual offices or by permanent walls.

17
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of open plan office layout

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Easier for employees to interact
Not much space is taken up

No privacy
Loud

18
Q

What are the advantages and disadvantages of cellular office layout

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Privacy
Quiet

Employees become unproductive
Consumes large amount of space

19
Q

What is induction training?

Pros and cons

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A form of training for new employees when they start working
Pro- helps new employees settle down in the new work space
Con- the hardest part of your job, could also pick up a bad habit

20
Q

What is on the job training?

Pros and cons

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When an employee trains at the place of work while he or she is doing the actual job and can be done any time
Pro- helps improve the level of performance ~ higher productivity
Con- teaching is a skill it self which not everyone possesses

21
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What is off the job training?

Pros and cons

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The employee goes to another area/building to be trained by professionals
Pro- little to no bad habits to pick up
Con- costs a lot and the workplace looses a worker