Unit 4.2 Flashcards

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What is staretgic personnel selection?

A

the process of trying to predict the performance of a candidate

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what do you consider (crtieria) during perosnnel selection?

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task & contextual performance

neglect & safety behaviours

counterproductive & productive behaviours

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why is personnel selection important?

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  • to imrpive org performance,
  • distinguish employees with higher probability of success
  • improve job-person fit
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4
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when would you use tradition perosnnel selection (over strategic) ?

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When the market (context) is constant

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when woudl you use startegic PS over tradition?

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when the context is volatile (unpredictyable, changing)

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What are the 2 aspects that traditional PS focus on? & how do you assess these

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Know how: Education, experience
Assess w - interviews, assessments

Able: Conditions, abilities, availability
Assess w - medical test, interview

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what are the extra comonents in STRATEGIC personnel selection aside form know hoiw & able? & how to measure

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Can they learn? Improve? How fast? - cognitive ability, personality (cognitive tests, QRS, bhvrl int)

Do they want to do the job? integrity, customer-focus (references, integrity test)

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what are the 8 competencies needed in volatile settings?

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Fast learner
adaptable/flexible
itegrity
service orientation in int/ext clients
teamwork (inc virtual(
innovation/creativity
languages
IT/communication skills

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9
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what are the 4 branches of selection procedure

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Personal Data
Skills tests
Interviews
Assesmments

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10
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what are some types of skills tests

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general mental skills
cognitive skills
psychomotor

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what are assessment centres?

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discussion groups without a leader (in basket tests, presentations, simulations)

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12
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what are the 2 psychometric criteria the selection method should meet?

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Reliability
Criterion based validity

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13
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what are the 6 non-psychometric criteria a selection method should meet?

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  • Face/Apparent validity
  • Time for application & grading
  • Assessment costs
  • Material needs
  • Application model: individual or group
  • Evaluator confidence
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14
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Why is a structured interview more favourable?

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ITS more reliable & valid
Gives a good understanding of BEHAVIOURAL CONSISTENCY

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What information (6) can you gain from a structured behavioral interview?

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  • Academic training
  • professional experience
  • expectations
  • personal interests/hobbies
  • languages
  • strengths & weaknesses
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16
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What is behavioural consistency?

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The idea that you can predict future behaviour from past behaviour
The most recent the behaviour, the higher the predictive value

17
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What are the 5 characteristics of an SBI?

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  • Questions are formulated upon critical incident
  • All candidates are asked the same
  • Evaluation scale w/ behavioural anchors
  • Interviewers trained
  • The selection decision is after all interviews are done