L3 - Talent Acquisition Flashcards

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one of the most basic and yet important parts of any organization as it deals with getting the right people into the institution.

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TALENT ACQUISITION

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deals generally with the process of acquiring talent for whatever purpose whether there is a vacancy in the organization or not.

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TALENT ACQUISITION

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may result to filing in leadership pipelines or talent pools which are sources of ready talents who can occupy jobs that are needed or vacated in the organization.

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TALENT ACQUISITION

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can be an ongoing process where constant recruitment processes are followed and where one may want to extend one’s network to regularly have candidates for the organization.

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TALENT ACQUISITION

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the process by which one fills a vacancy in the organization, brought about by a need to fill a position which a RECRUITER would have to answer based on a clear set of credentials.

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RECRUITMENT

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Before starting any recruitment, one must look at _____________ and how each recruitment need is forecasted by proponents (those who need the position filled)

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manpower plans

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These are influenced by several factors like budgets, attrition, expected separations, increase in operations.

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manpower plans

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Recruitment strategies involve looking ____________ of the organization for qualified candidates; an organization may decide to open up the vacancy to internal candidates who may want to transfer to the vacant position.

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INSIDE AND OUTSIDE

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______________ are greatly encouraged as onboarding would have to be minimal because they would already know the culture and processes of the company.

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INTERNAL PLACEMENTS (internal recruitment)

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One may also consider _______________ the vacancy in newspapers, job repositories and social networking websites, normally generating a great number of applications that a recruiter would have to go through.

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JOB POSTING

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Sometimes a recruiter may want to tap into _______________ for highly technical positions. Common associations may include engineering functions, finance functions, and medical functions to name a few.

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professional associations

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For _____________, one may go to campus job fairs where the organization can advertise his brand and needs.

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ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS

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Most commonly used by recruiters would be a _______________ where they ask their colleagues to refer friends who might be interested to join the company.

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REFERRAL SYSTEM

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______________ are normally given to those who are able to refer successful candidates.

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REWARDS

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This follows when curriculum vitaes are screened; a recruiter may invite shortlisted candidates for an interview.

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SELECTION PROCESS

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several steps that one might take in the selection process

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(1) CRITERIA DEVELOPMENT
(2) CURRICULUM VITAE SCREENING
(3) INTERVIEW
(4) TEST ADMINISTRATION
(5) JOB OFFER

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