Unit 3: Talent Acquisition Flashcards

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What is the process of employee recruitment?

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Identifying and attracting potential employees

This includes generating an applicant pool for job vacancies.

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What is internal recruitment?

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Seeking individuals who currently hold positions in the organization

Internal candidates may apply for job openings.

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What is Job slotting?

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Process of notifying preferred candidate about upcoming positions so they can hire them

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List three advantages of internal recruitment.

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  • Less taxing on time and resources
  • Lower risk
  • Boosts employee morale
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What are two limitations of internal recruitment?

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  • Breed resentment towards organization
  • Maintenance of status quo
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What is external recruitment?

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Seeking individuals who do not currently hold positions in the organization

This includes various recruitment strategies.

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List two advantages of external recruitment.

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  • Larger applicant pool
  • Greater innovation
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What are two limitations of external recruitment?

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  • May affect workplace morale
  • Higher risk
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Define active candidates.

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Actively looking for new opportunities and available immediately.

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Define passive candidates.

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Not actively looking for new opportunities and may be willing to leave for a better salary.

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What is online recruitment?

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Using electronic databases (job websites) to attract passive job seekers

This method offers a large and diverse applicant pool.

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What is the main advantage of print media recruitment?

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Targeting specific audiences through newspapers, magazines, and trade journals.

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What does campus recruitment involve?

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Recruiting from universities, colleges, and technical schools

Often includes internship opportunities.

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What is the purpose of managing expectations in recruitment?

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To provide a balanced view of the job and organization.

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What is an employer brand?

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Reflects an organization’s reputation as a place to work.

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What is a realistic job preview?

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A tool that provides candidates with a realistic view of what a job entails.

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What is preliminary screening in the recruitment process?

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Reviewing applications and/or resumes to eliminate candidates not meeting basic selection criteria.

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What are standardized screening methods?

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Application form

These methods help ensure consistency in the screening process.

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What does selection testing assess?

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Knowledge, skills, abilities, and other attributes of retained candidates.

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Define reliability in the context of selection testing.

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Extent to which a test produces consistent or stable results.

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What is construct?

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Attributes of a person that can not be directly measured but can be assessed with alternate indicators

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What is validity?

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A test to accurately measure relevant attributes needed for a job

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What is the difference between convergent and discriminant validity?

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  • Convergent validity: Scores from two tests measuring similar constructs are related
  • Discriminant validity: Scores from two tests measuring unrelated constructs are unrelated.
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What is construct validity?

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Degree to which a test accurately measures the construct it is designed to measure

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What is criterion-related validity?
Degree to which scores on a test are related to a specific outcome
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What is the difference between concurrent and predictive validity?
* Concurrent validity: Degree to which test scares are related to current performance * Predictive validity: Degree to which test scores are related to future performance
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What is content validity?
Degree to which the given test represents all aspects of the construct
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What is face validity?
Degree to which a test is subjectively viewed as measuring what it is supposed to measure.
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Define aptitude test.
Assess how well an individual can learn a skill.
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Define achievement test.
Measure existing knowledge or skills.
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What are the advantages of cognitive ability tests?
* Best predictor of job performance * Predictive of adjustment * Fast and easy to administer
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What are the limitations of cognitive ability tests?
* Negative reactions from applicants * Adverse impact on minority groups
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What is personality in the context of recruitment?
Pattern of thoughts, feelings, and actions characteristic of a person.
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List the five major personality traits.
* Openness to experience * Conscientiousness * Extraversion * Agreeableness * Neuroticism
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What is a test of integrity?
A specific type of personality test that assesses honesty and dependability.
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What is the purpose of a selection interview?
To predict job performance based on applicants’ oral responses to questions.
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What is a behavioural interview?
A series of job-related questions that focus on relevant past job-related behaviours based on assumption that past behaviour is good predictor of future behaviour
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What is a situational interview?
A series of job-related questions that focus on the individual’s ability to project future behaviour in given scenario
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What is the halo/horns effect?
Initial impression distorts how a candidate is assessed.
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What is similar-to-me bias?
Favorable ratings when a candidate is similar to the interviewer.
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What are the two types of selection interview structures?
* Unstructured * Structured
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What is a background check?
Verification of details provided through resume and application form. There is Basic, credit and criminal check Must notify applicant and get permission to check
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What is defamation in the context of recruitment?
False information about an applicant that harms their reputation. Libel (permanent) or Slander (non-permanent)
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What is negligent hiring?
Hiring workers with questionable backgrounds ignoring future problems in workplace
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What is a multiple cut-off selection decision approach?
Cut-off is established for each selection tool, and all applicants complete all tests.
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What is Multiple hurdles cut-off selection
cut-off is established for each selection tool, applicants do not complete all tests if they don't meet cut-off for previous test
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What is a compensatory model in selection decisions?
Candidates are scored on each test, and high scores can compensate for low scores.
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What is Yield Ratio?
The percentage of applicants that make into the next selection process