Creating Your TA Strategy Flashcards
(41 cards)
What is Artificial Intelligence?
This is an umbrella term for machine learning
using algorithms.
What percentage of the workforce will Millenials makeup by 2020?
50%
What is the gig economy?
This is the term applied when organizations
contract workers for short-term engagements
through new technologies.
HR strategy should always be aligned with this.
Organizational strategy
This type of branding is put out by current
and future employees.
Talent Branding
What is the EVP (Employee Value
Proposition)?
What employees are offered in return for the time and effort that they give to a company.
What are the four Ps of marketing?
Product, Price, Promotion, Place
What is the PESO model?
This model is used in public relations and
marketing and takes the four media types
(Earned, Shared, Owned, and Paid) and
merges them together.
The acronym EVP stands for…
Employee Value Proposition
This recruiting strategy involves acquiring
new talent by recruiting externally.
Buy
This recruiting strategy requires a strong
training and development system and
organizational commitment to providing time
for employees to learn.
Build
Partnering and outsourcing are ways to
achieve this recruiting strategy.
Borrow
This is a term for a group of employees who
are being trained to develop and assume
greater responsibilities within an organization.
Internal talent pool
This metric takes the open positions/open
positions + current headcount.
Vacancy rate
This type of job seeker is interested in a new
position but may only occasionally look
actively.
Semi-passive
This term refers to a shortlist of candidates
that are not currently being considered for a
role.
Talent Pool
Do these two steps to manage your talent
pool.
Segment and interact
This is a fictional representation of an ideal
candidate.
Candidate persona
These are the two types of structured
interviews.
Situational and behavioral
One way to write behavioral interview questions is the STAR technique. What does STAR stand for?
Situational, Task, Action, Results
This interview rating scale specifically
focuses on the behaviors determined to be key
to performing the job properly.
BARS (Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale)
How many pieces of information can your brain process unconsciously?
11 million
This type of bias occurs when an interviewer
is influenced by body language.
Nonverbal bias
Which activity helps to best connect the candidate and employee experience?
Preboarding