Workshop 4 Flashcards

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What are the 5 steps of the selection process

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Criteria development, application and resumer review, interviewing, test administration, making the offer

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What is KSAO

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knowledge, skills, abilities, other personal characteristics

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What is validity (in selection)

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The validity refers to how useful the tool is to measure a person’s attributes for a specific job opening

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What is reliability (in selection)

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to the degree in which other selection techniques yield similar data over time.

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What does Fit culture mean?

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not only the right technical expertise, education and experience but also fit in company culture and team culture.

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What is a structured interview?

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In a structured interview, there is a set of standardized questions based on the job analysis, not on individual candidates

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What is a unstructured interview?

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In an unstructured interview, questions are changed to match the specific applicant; for example, questions about the candidate’s background in relation to their résumé might be used

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What are some of the 8 different types of interviews?

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Traditional, Telephone, Panel, Information interview, Meal interview, group interview, Video interview, non directive interview (unstructured)

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What is a situational interview?

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one in which the candidate is given a sample situation and is asked how he or she might deal with the situation.

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What is a behavior description interview?

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, the candidate is asked questions about what he or she actually did in a variety of given situations. The assumption in this type of interview is that someone’s past experience or actions are an indicator of future behavior.

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What can you not ask in an interview?

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Citizenship (bias), Age, Marital Status, Religion, Disabilities, Criminal Record, personal questions (to an extent)

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What is the Halo effect?

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when an interviewer becomes biased because of one positive or negative trait a candidate possesses

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The 9 steps of the interview process

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1, recruit new candidates, 2. Establish criteria for which candidates will be rated.

  1. Develop interview questions based on the analysis.
  2. Set a time line for interviewing and decision making.
  3. Connect schedules with others involved in the interview process.
  4. Set up the interviews with candidates and set up any testing procedures.
  5. Interview the candidates and perform any necessary testing.
  6. Once all results are back, meet with the hiring team to discuss each candidate and make a decision based on the established criteria.
  7. Put together an offer for the candidate.
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What is a cognitive ability test?

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A cognitive ability test can measure reasoning skills, math skills, and verbal skills. A cognitive ability test measures intelligences, such as numerical ability and reasoning.

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What is a personality test?

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The Big Five personality test looks at extroversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness

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What is a physical ability test?

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Some institutions also require physical ability tests; for example, to earn a position in a fire department, you may have to be able to carry one hundred pounds up three flights of stairs

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What is a job knowledge test?

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A job knowledge test measures the candidate’s level of understanding about a particular job

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What is a work sample test?

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Work sample tests ask candidates to show examples of work they have already done. Work sample tests can be a useful way to test for KSAOs. These work samples can often be a good indicator of someone’s abilities in a specific area.

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why is a reference/background check useful?

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Reference checking is essential to verify a candidate’s background. If a candidate will be driving a company car or vehicle, such as a UPS truck, driving records may be checked. Criminal background checks may also be used if the position will include interaction with the public. All these types of tests can be used to determine if someone has been honest about their past employment.