Selection is the process of choosing from a potential pool of applicants, the individual best suited for a particular position. Employee selection decisions are instrumental to an organisation's ability to survive, adapt and grow. Selection procedures offer high quality, diverse and available job candidates.
Selection is the process of choosing from a potential pool of applicants, the individual best suited for a particular position. Employee selection decisions are instrumental to an organisation's ability to survive, adapt and grow. Selection procedures offer high quality, diverse and available job candidates.
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Selection is the process of choosing from a potential pool of applicants, the individual best suited for a particular position. Employee selection decisions are instrumental to an organisation's ability to survive, adapt and grow. Selection procedures offer high quality, diverse and available job candidates.
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Samruddhi Khale Selection Selection is the process of choosing from a potential pool of applicants, the individual best suited for a particular position. MutualMatching Process Organisation Individual Job Requirements Qualifications Rewards Motivation Selection Employee selection decisions are instrumental to an organisation’s ability to survive, adapt and grow (De Cieri & Kramar) Unwieldy selection procedures means missing the most talented candidates Good selection procedures offer high quality, diverse and available job candidates (Bingham, Ilg & Davidson) REJECTION OF CANDIDATE S Types of Selection Methods Interviews Structured
Standardized
Focused
Situational interview items
➜ experience-based ➜ Stress interview Types of Selection Methods Preliminary interview Application blank Written examination Group discussions Psychological test Final interview Reference check Selection Method Standards 1. Reliability The consistency of a performance measure; the degree to which a performance measure is free from random error (De Cieri & Kramar). 2. Validity The extent to which a performance measure assesses all the relevant—and only the relevant—aspects of job performance. Selection Method Standards 1. Generaliability The degree to which the validity of a selection method, established in one context, extends to other contexts. 2. Utility The degree to which the information provided by selection methods enhances the effectiveness of selecting personnel in real organizations 3. Legality Whether a selection method is legally compliant. Case summary Vandana Mahajan is a bright, popular and well informed mechanical engineer. who graduated with an engineering degree from IIT Kharagpur. After her graduation she went out on many job interviews, most of which she thought were courteous and reasonably useful in giving both her and perspective employees a good impression of where each of them stood on matters of importance to both of them. It was therefore, with great anticipation that she looked forward to an interview with the firm in which she most wanted to work. Apex Electronics Ltd. She firmly believed that the best use of her training and skills lay in working for a firm like Apex. Where she thought she would have a successful career. The interview however, was a disaster. Vandana walked into a room in which five men including the president of the company, two vice president , marketing director and another engineer began throwing questions at her that she felt were aimed primarily at tripping her up rather than finding out what she could offer through her engineering skills. The questions ranged from unnecessary, in courteous to irrelevant and personal life. Are you planning on settling down and starting a family any time soon? Then after the interview she was interviewed by two of the gentlemen exclusively (including the president) and the discussion focused almost exclusively on technical expertise. She thought that these later discussions went fairly well. However, given the apparent aimlessness and even mean spiritedness of the panel interview, she was astonished when several days later she got a job offer from the firm. The offer forced her to consider several matters from her point of view. The job itself was perfect she liked what she would be doing, the industry and firm’s location and in fact the president had been quite courteous in subsequent discussions, as had been the other members of management team. She was left wondering whether the panel interview had been intentionally tensed to see how she would stand up under pressure and if so, why they would do such a thing. Analysis of problems The panel interview did not reflect a well thought out interview strategy on the part of firm and partly on the part of management. The interview does not show the actual brand image and hence organizational goals. Swot analysis STRENGTH Panel of interviewers at Apex Electronics succeeded in subjecting Vandana, to a lot of stress and annoyed her immensely . OPPORTUNITY This interview provided the interviewers and opportunity to select and emotionally balanced candidates. Swot analysis WEAKNESS The questions aimed at Vandana’s personal life were quite harassing. THREAT During the course of interview Vandana’s opinion regarding Apex Electronics changed. She thought of having a wrong perception about Apex. Conclusion Stress interviews are a testimony to a candidate’s withstanding ability during stressful conditions yet they should not be overdone. In this context we are witness situation when Vadana Mahajan was quite perturbed & embarrassed when question pertaining to her personal life were put up the interview must abstain from raising question related to a personal life rather to try to build stress by making the candidate subject to a stressful situation requires more of mental decisions making ability & technical efficiency thus stress interview when used judiciously as a wonderful tool to shortlist candidates during selection process. Thank You