MN7181 -PEOPLE AND ORGANIZATION -IMPORTANCE OF RECRUITMENT & SELECTION IN HRM





IMPORTANCE OF RECRUITMENT & SELECTION IN HRM



Employee Selection Process



WHAT IS RECRUITMENT?


·         Recruitment is a process of obtaining a qualified candidate for a job Identify the manpower
          requirement Filling the gap with right human resource from the various pool of resource.
·         Recruitment is a positive process that attract suitable candidate for the job
     (Martin, 2016) 



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1.       Planning

ü  Designing the staff objective

ü  Forecasting the sales force requirement

ü  Developing the staffing procedures

-Identify the recruiting sources

-Designing

-selection the Medium

-post it





02. Recruiting

·         Accepting applications

-          Segregation Application

-          Create Application register

·         Scrutinizing application

-Screening out

-calling suitable for interviewing

03. Selection Process

·         Formulating the selection objective

             -Job Description

            -Job Specification

·         Deciding the selection tools

          -Interview process

          -Aptitude Test

·         Conducting interview process

·         Select the best applicant

·         Reference check /Medical check


04. Hiring

·         Job offer

      -salary Negation

      -letter of appointment

      -Join date


05. Socialization

·         Pre Socialization

       -Collecting information about company

      -job role

     -skills that needs to demonstrate

·         Onset of socialization

       -first hand interweaves information

      -further information from friends or rec firm

     -annual reports

·         Actual Organization fit

     -Induction

     -Introduction to different department

     -Intranet/Newsletter published

     -Peer and subordinate meeting



WHAT IS SELECTION?


Recruiters sometimes screen hundreds of candidates before they find a suitable match.

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Employee Selection is the process of interviewing and evaluating the candidates for a specific job and selecting an individual for employment based on certain criteria (qualifications, skills and Experience).



SELECTION PROCESS


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The process of selection in details as follows:

  • Preliminary Interview 

This is very basic interview and from this finding best fit to the company from pool.

  • Receiving Applications 

Potential employees apply for a job by sending applications to the organization.

  • Screening Applications 

Once the applications are received, they are screened by a special screening committee who choose candidates from the applications to call for an interview. Applicants may be selected on special criteria like qualifications, work experience etc.

  • Employment Tests  

Before an organization decides a suitable job for any individual, they have to gauge their talents and skills. This is done through various employment test ike intelligence tests, aptitude test , proficiency tests, personality tests etc.

  • Employment Interview

The next step in the selection process is the employee interview. Employment interviews are done to identify a candidate’s skill set and ability to work in an organization in detail. An employment interview is critical for the selection of the right people for the right jobs.
  • Medical Examination  
The medical exam is also a very important step in the selection process. Medical exams help the employers know if any of the potential candidates are physically and mentally fit to perform their duties in their jobs.
  • Final Selection and Appointment Letter  

This is the final step in the selection process. After the candidate has successfully passed all written tests, interviews and medical examination, the employee is sent or emailed an appointment letter, confirming his selection to the job.




What are the importance of Recruitment & Selection?




Importance of Effective Recruitment & Selection



As a business owner, you want a team that you can count on to get the job done while you focus on other things. Management of any large corporation will tell you that finding good, loyal talent is hard. Take the time to develop a recruiting process that is constantly looking for people with the skills you need and the motivation to work for you. A good process not only finds great employees but saves you time and money on replacing and training new people. (Seidel, 2019)



These are the importance factors of recruitment and selection:


1.      Finding Quality candidates

Having good quality employees is the most important goal to the employer on the very first establishing a job description  to attract people with the right set of skills and most important fact is to understand and identify the recruited task that organization need and whether capable enough to training them. For example account assistant cannot doing client service job. Therefore from recruitment and selection process can find quality candidates.

2.      Save Training time and Money with proper selection

Go through a systematic set of questing and even skills test to determine if candidates are able to fulfill  the job needs. This helps establish confidence in knowing that you have logically gone through a recruiting process and choose people based on defined metrics rather than gut feeling. When organization does this, they increase chances of having someone succeed in the job. If the organization doesn’t need to constantly replace people, they will save time and money on the recruiting and training of new candidates. Understand that downtime could negatively affect their business revenues if you become short-staffed; keeping turnover low is important. There are costs and time spent putting out job ads, interviews and training new people. Taking the time to choose properly the first time helps mitigate this.



3.      Reduce Potential Legal Ramifications

When you have a systematic process in place that you follow for every candidate, you reduce the chances of finding yourself in employment-related legal issues. Employers can get sued for bias if a candidate feels there was some level of discrimination that resulted in not getting the job. Keeping interview questions professional and not asking personal questions is important to prevent any misconceptions. Giving the same skills tests to all candidates means that no one was given preferential treatment. Employers are not allowed to discriminate based on age, gender, religion or disabilities.

4.      Improving employment Engagement



An Engagement refers to the enthusiasm, motivation and level of commitment employee’s exhibit in the performance of their job duties. The recruitment and selection of qualified applicants can directly impact employee engagement. In the recruiting process, identifying applicants whose work history suggests they demonstrate commitment is one way to predict their level of commitment to your organization. In-depth interviews are an ideal way to identify candidates who are enthusiastic about the qualifications they can bring to your organization.



5.      Retaining Valuable Employees

Employee retention is important to employers for reasons related to hiring and training costs, as well as business continuity. A good recruitment and selection process eliminates applicants whose work history and intent don't indicate their desire to remain with your company for more than the average length of time.

6.      Ensuring Low Turnover

Similarly, low turnover is another sign of an effective recruitment and selection process, especially because most turnovers occurs during the first 90 days of employment. Recruiters can often pinpoint the signs that an applicant is prone to job hopping or less committed to staying with the company for a reasonable period. In addition, candidates whose work history indicates they have been involuntarily terminated from several jobs are easy for recruiters to identify.







Conclusion



The main goal of this process is to select the best candidate for the post of job you are offering. This process is very much important for every organization because it creates the best and comfortable atmosphere in the organization. It is important to list out the skills and capabilities of that candidate in order to utilize it best in the organization working atmosphere.







References















                         https://www.toppr.com/guides/business-management-and-entrepreneurship/human-  resource-management/selection-process/

Comments

  1. You have done a good job with proper references well done Bharathi

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  2. Well organized & clearly explained. Well done Bharathi

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  3. Role of HRM in a detailed article covering entire areas. Good job.

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  4. Detail explanation how an organization does the recruitment and selection.Good job

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  5. Please follow the Harvard reference and citation style.

    Please don't forget the words limit of 350.

    to earn good marks please refer to the assessment criteria

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  6. Detailed Article on recruitment Process with healthy discussion on segments such as planing / Selection & Selection process and procedure when following up recruiting as this would be the key success implication to keep any organization high as Human Resource always keeps as a competitive advantage

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  7. The recruitment and selection process in an organization is critical in order to draw in an effective workforce. This can be critical since it would determine business success and would affect the whole organization's operation. One of the foremost important assets in an organization is the employees.anyway good article

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