Business
Process Improvement Project
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Goals of the
Recruitment Process
The
primary goal of this recruitment process is acquisition of the best talent from
the existing talent pool in the market. In order to acquire the best talent
from the existing talent pool in the market, Talent seek should focus on three
main objectives listed below:
i.
Reduction of the failure rates from the
recruitment process
ii.
Optimization of the recruitment process
iii.
Ensure effectiveness and efficiency in
the hiring process
Reduction of Failure
Rates from the Recruitment Process
In order to ensure that the corporation
attains the best talent from the existing talent pool in the market, Talent
Seek should ensure timeliness from the selection process. Timeliness from the
selection process reduces frustration from candidates due to lack of feedback
while preventing other firms from acquiring the same employees. According to
Lussier and Hendon (2017), when candidates don’t get feedback from a hiring organization
timely they tend to apply to make application to other companies. In order to
improve timeliness from the selection process, Talent Seek should improve time
taken in evaluating selected employees results and provide feedback within a
maximum of one week. In order to improve time taken in getting back to
employees, Talent Seek could make use of recruitment software that scans
resumes from the organization’s database as a way of reducing the
workload.
Optimization of the
Recruitment Process
Attainment of the best talent from
the existing talent pool entails the use of selection methodologies that
evaluate an employee’s knowledge, skills and experience in line with the
organization’s needs (Lussier and Hendon). As a result, Talent Seek should subject
candidates to a number of interviewing tests which range from interviewing to
gauge the candidates knowledge and personality, aptitude test to gauge the
candidates’ readiness for the test and proficiency test to gauge the
candidates’ level of skill and on job training to streamline the candidates
skills to the requirements of the organization.
Ensure effectiveness
and efficiency in the hiring process
Effectiveness
and efficiency in the hiring process is attributed to the establishment of
systems and processes that will improve the quality of the hiring process by
reducing the amount of time taken in the hiring process and improving the
quality of output from these processes. Improvement of this system will involve
breaking down of the hiring process into steps and each step assigned goals.
These steps will be include Personality, knowledge and skills, Job readiness
and proficiency with each step being independent from all others (Boon et al.,
2018).
SIPOC MAP
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Supplier
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Input
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Process
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Output
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Customer
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Setup
of job vacancy at govsource
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Vacancy
Processing
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Interviewing
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Generation
of hiring letters
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Hiring
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Talent
Source senior recruitment manager and recruitment manager
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Recruitment
coordinator at Talent Seek
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Recruitment
panelists
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Human
resource representatives at Business Analysis and Improvement Team
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Human
resource representatives or managers
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Interested
qualified personnel are invited to apply
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Checks
on candidates credentials are made to determine successful applicants
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Job
requirements such as qualifications, skills and knowledge are generated.
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Successful
applicants are provided with hiring letters which state their duties,
responsibilities and terms of service
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Committed
applicants are hired by the Business Analysis and Improvement Team
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At
Talent Seek, the recruitment managers initiate the supply of human resources to
organization by generating job vacancies. Their primary input in evaluating the
qualifications of the various candidate to establish successful candidates.
Successful candidates undergo an interviewing process that evaluates them on
diverse aspects such as skills, knowledge, attitude, job readiness and job
proficiency. Successful candidates are also issued with hiring letters which
state their jop descriptions and job specifications alongside terms of service.
Upon committing themselves to these terms of service, the candidate is
hired.
References
Lussier, R. N., & Hendon, J. R.
(2017). Human resource management: Functions, applications, and skill
development. Sage publications.
Boon, C., Eckardt, R., Lepak, D. P.,
&Boselie, P. (2018).Integrating strategic human capital and strategic human
resource management. The International Journal of Human Resource
Management, 29(1), 34-67.
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