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Activity 4: Recruiting and Selecting Methods
Using the same job from previous activities.
1. Develop a recruitment plan to get the most qualified applicants for this position. Be specific about the sources you would use to find applicants. (Chapter 6).
2. Explain how your recruitment plan would address any specific challenges to getting qualified applicants. (e.g. Turnover, Large number of applicants, or small number of applicants.) (Chapter 6).
Make sure you cite all resources.
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Objective
Every organization should have some strategy to acquire new employees. This can be a formal or
informal strategy. In this chapter, we talk about selecting employees and what goes into finding
the right person for the right job.
HR Planning
Organizations need a steady supply of people to fill vacancies and new positions. To make sure
they’ll be available, HR professionals must estimate how many and what sort of person will be
necessary and how many are likely to be available.
Forecasts list the number of persons needed per job category--secretaries, machine operators, etc.
Likely that some categories will decrease and some will increase. Overall, unskilled jobs are
being replaced with skilled ones. Two possible organizational responses:
Selection approach: Employees that are no longer needed are let go and new employees are
selected to fit the new jobs. This approach is often less expensive to the organization.
Training approach: Old employees are trained to carry out the new jobs. This approach is more
expensive; but less harmful to current employees. Necessary when few individuals with the
necessary skills are available in the labor market.
Recruiting Applicants
To hire good people, organizations must have a large number of possible employees to choose
from. Further, scientific selection procedures tend to work best when there are several
applicants.
Six common sources of applicants, differing in ease and cost:
1. Advertising
2. Employee referral
3. Employment agencies
4. School recruiters
5. Walk-ins
6. Web
The choice of source of applicants depends on how scarce they are. Some organizations have
enough walk-ins to supply needs. Applicants from different sources may differ in the quality of the
applicant.
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Recruiting Source Effectiveness
Which sources are the best? Inside sources (e.g., employee referrals, transfers within the
organization) resulted in higher performing employees who stayed longer than outside sources
(e.g., advertising, employment agencies) (Zotolli & Wanous, 2000).
Newspaper advertisements provided the worst source of applicants.
Efficient recruitment starts with the KSAOs for the job. Otherwise, you’re not recruiting the
right people.Technology has impacted recruitment, not only listing jobs, but providing
prescreening, on-line assessments, and systems to help manage recruitment.
Selecting Employees
How do we select employees?
The purpose of employee selection is to hire people likely to be successful on the job. The more
selective an organization can be, the better the chances that the person hired will be a good
employee. To be selective an organization must know what KSAOs are critical for success. Once
again, job analysis is critical for success of other HR systems.
Scientific selection requires two elements: the criterion and a predictor.
The criterion is a definition of good job performance, as discussed in the chapter on performance
appraisal. May be a question of what aspect of the criterion is most important for hiring-
attendance, quality of work, etc.
The predictor is anything that relates to the criterion, such as measures of KSAOs. These
measures can be used as predictors of the criterion of job performance.
Determining if a predictor relates to a criterion requires a validation study, a research study that
collects data from a group of current employees on a criterion and predictors) and tests if they’re
related.
If the correlation coefficient between a predictor and the criterion is statistically significant, the
predictor is a valid way to forecast an applicant’s job performance. Example: collecting data from
a group of machine operators, including a performance appraisal (the criterion) and a test of
manual dexterity (predictor), then checking the correlation between the two.
Constructing a validation study: five steps
1. Job analysis: Provides information about the tasks in a job and about the KSAOs needed for
success at those tasks. JA is I]important because for successful and legal selection, the
KSAOs used in selection must be job-relevant--characteristics needed for successful
performance. JA is effectively provides both the criteria of successful job performance
and predictors of performance.
2. Specify Job Performance Criteria: The criteria for good job performance can be developed
once an employer has a good idea about what a job entails.
3. Choose predictors: Potential predictors are chosen as the organization develops criteria for a
job. Measures can be direct (a psychological test) or indirect (education level as a
measure of verbal and math skills).
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4. Validate the Predictors: Measures of predictor(s) and criteria are collected for a sample of
people, usually in the organizational setting.
1. In a concurrent validation study, data on predictors and criteria are collected at about the
same time, usually on current employees. If the variables are related for employees,
we assume that scores on the predictor at the time of application predict later
performance on the job.
2. In a predictive validation study the predictor is measured before the criterion. The
predictor might be measured in applicants, and months later their performance
measured. If the variables are related, the predictor is considered a valid selection
device.
3. The two designs seem to be equally effective in validating predictors; however, the
concurrent design is faster and more convenient.
5. Cross-validate
1. To cross-validate is to repeat the validation study on a new sample of employees. This is
done to make sure the results of the first sample are not due to chance. Statistically
significant results can occur by chance--called Alpha or Type I errors--but are very
unlikely to happen twice in a row. Thus, cross-validation adds to our confidence that
the predictor can forecast the criterion of interest.
2. Two samples are needed to conduct a cross-validation. The first sample is used to
determine whether the criterion and the predictor are significantly correlated. A
second sample is used to see whether the significant relation found in the first sample
can be repeated in the second. The predictor is validated on the first sample and then
cross-validated on the second.
Validity generalization: Validity Generalization means that validities of selection devices are
generalizable from job to job and organization to organization. So it is not always necessary to
collect new data to validate a selection measure. A measure that predicts success at drill press
operation at one company should also work at another company. Validity generalizations are
widely accepted as long as the jobs are comparable. Could also generalize to a job with the same
KSAO requirements.
Alternatives to Conducting Validation Studies
Many organizations do not do validation studies. May not hire enough people, or wish to spend
the money and time. Alternative is to measure KSAOs with selection devices that have
established validity. This relies extensively on existing research (e.g., validity generalization).
How predictor information is used for selection
Once we’ve validated a predictor or predictors, how do we use it?
Multiple hurdle approach sets a criterion for each predictor. If the applicant surpasses the
criterion, the hurdle is passed. It is efficient to use hurdles in a specified order, one by one,
eliminating applicants at each step. Cheapest to use the least expensive hurdles first; for
example, check education level before giving a more costly aptitude test.
Regression approach uses scores for predictors in an equation (the regression equation) to
provide a numerical estimate of the criterion. Individuals with the highest predicted
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performance are hired. For one predictor, the form of the equation is Y = b x X + a , where X is
the predictor, Y is the criterion, b is the slope, and a is the intercept. After the validation study,
the values of a and b are known; to predict Y (performance), put in the applicant’s value for X (the
predictor) and carry out the arithmetic.
For regression equations with more than one predictor, a multiple correlation (R) can be
calculated, the correlation between the criterion and the predictors in combination. The
magnitude of the multiple correlation depends on how strongly each predictor correlates with
the criterion, and how strongly the predictors correlate with each other. Using the predictors
combined can provide a more accurate prediction than the predictors alone.
For two predictors, the form of the equation is Y = (b1 x X1) +(b2 x X2) + a , where Xs are
predictors, Y is the criterion, a is the intercept, and each b is a regression coefficient (slope).
Each additional predictor adds another X and another b.
Accuracy of prediction is greater if the predictors correlate strongly with the criterion. When the
correlation is small, prediction won’t be very accurate but might still be helpful (better than
nothing, and probably better than a nonscientific approach). Each regression equation must be
cross-validated.
An implication of the regression approach is that a low score on one predictor can be
compensated for by a high score on another. The limitation of the regression approach can be
overcome by combining it with the hurdles. First, applicants should be screened using the
hurdles. Then, a regression equation should be applied only to those who make it past the
hurdles.
Getting Applicants to Accept and Keep Jobs
Once an applicant is selected, they must be convinced to take the job. Some strategies: Salary
must be comparable to that of competing jobs. Salary survey can determine if salary is sufficient.
Negotiate Salary and other benefits, even exact content of the job, with the potential employee.
One approach offers a cafeteria benefits program, where employees choose benefits from a list of
possibilities--different types of insurance, retirement programs, etc. Care must be taken to be
truthful in describing job conditions.
Equally important for an applicant to stay on the job once hired. A false, positive view of an
organization can result in high turnover. New employees can find out things that make the job
unacceptable or unpleasant. Important that work conditions are presented honestly.
The realistic job preview (RJP) is used to give job applicants accurate information about the job
and the organization. Usually a brochure or videotape. Gives both favorable and unfavorable
aspects of a job. Meta-analysis has shown the RJP reduces acceptance of job offers, and also
reduces initial expectations about the job and organization. RJP can increase job performance
and satisfaction, but results with turnover have been small and inconsistent. Recently shown that
effects of RJP may vary with applicants previous experience.
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The Utility of Scientific Selection
Utility analysis is the study of the monetary effects of a practice (such as scientific selection) on an
organization. What is the payoff to an organization from the cost and time invested in scientific
selection?
How valid selection devices work:
To understand utility analysis, must understand how three factors determine the extent to which
scientific selection will result in hiring better performing employees: baserate, selection ratio, and
validity.
The baserate is the percentage of applicants who would be successful if all of them were hired.
For some simple jobs, it will be close to 100\%; for other, difficult ones, it may be close to 0\%. A
baserate of 50\% gives the most room for improvement, (from 50\% accuracy up to 100\% accuracy, a
difference of 50\%.) Any other value has a smaller difference from 100\% accuracy. For any baserate
over 50\%, can increase accuracy by guessing everyone will be successful; for any baserate less than
50\%, can increase accuracy by guessing everyone will be unsuccessful.
The selection ratio is the proportion of job applicants that an organization must hire. It is found
by taking the number of positions to fill divided by the number of applicants. Selection ratio is
low when there are many applicants for each position, high when few applicants. Low selection
ratios produce the greatest utility because they allow an organization to be more selective.
The validity of a selection device is the magnitude of correlation between it and the criterion.
The larger the correlation, the more accurate the prediction, and thus the greater the utility--
because utility depends on increasing the success rate over the baserate.
How valid predictors increase success rates
The cutoff values for the predictor and the criterion divide the graph into four quarters. Refer to
Figure 6.4 on page 159 in your textbook.
In the graph, the upper right quadrant contains true positives—those who would have been hired
and successful;
The lower left contains true negatives--would not have been hired nor successful.
Upper left contains false negatives-would not have been hired but would have been successful.
Lower right holds false positives--would have been hired but not successful.
A valid predictor will show a pattern of points in the shape of an ellipse. The more valid the
selection device, the closer the points fall to a straight line, in this case from lower left to upper
right. On a straight line our prediction of the criterion would be perfect. The greater the
validity, the greater the potential utility of scientific selection.
Computing the utility of scientific selection
Even if a predictor results in hiring better employees, not necessarily cost effective. Jobs that
result in a significant investment in individual employees warrant the use of expensive selection
devices.
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Utility analyses can be used to estimate the utility of performance improvements that might
result from valid selection.
There is a debate regarding the best approach for conducting an utility analysis. People are not
accurate in their judgements, making utility estimates inaccurate.
Some analyses have indicated that scientific selection can have considerable monetary benefits--
millions of dollars to large organizations. Utility analyses could be applied to other organizational
practices, such as giving job performance feedback.
Utility analyses provide theoretical estimates of how much gain in performance might occur.
Might not happen in practice, due to organizational conditions and constraints such as lack of
equipment or support.
Legal Issues
Many industrialized countries now have laws that protect people from discriminatory actions by
organizations. Groups that are the focus of such laws vary with country; most include women,
some include blacks. Large minority groups are likely to be protected.
Legal selection in the U.S.
Civil Rights Act of 1964 first made discrimination illegal. Protection against discrimination has
since been broadened. Changes in laws and results of Supreme Court cases have produced a
complex and confusing set of legal requirements for selection, so that implementing a legal
selection system is complicated and uncertain.
Currently illegal to discriminate on the basis of: age (over 40), color, disability, gender, national
origin, race, religion.
Certain groups have been the target of protection, called protected classes. Examples include
victims of past discrimination such as women, African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans.
Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection, published by the U.S. government in 1978, serve as
guidelines for legal selection. Defines important concepts, and outlines the proper way to
develop a valid employee selection system.
Adverse impact refers to the impact on a class of a given selection practice, defined in terms of
selection ratios of the protected class and the majority group. Adverse impact occurs when the
selection ratio for the protected class is less than 80\% of the group with the largest selection ratio.
That is, if 60\% of male applicants were offered a job, there would be adverse impact against
females if fewer than 48\% of them (80\% of 60\%) were offered a job.
It is not illegal to use a selection device with adverse impact. But to be legal it must be job-
relevant, assessing a KSAO necessary for job success. Organization should be prepared to
defend itself legally.
Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 extended protection to people with disabilities. Essential
functions, actions that must be done on a job. KSAOs that do not relate to essential functions
are inappropriate in selection. Reasonable accommodation means that an organization must
make reasonable allowances to enable a disabled person to do the job. Providing help with
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nonessential functions, and providing help to get a wheelchair up and down steps, etc., are clearly
included. Not yet clear what would be considered too difficult or expensive.
Affirmative action is used to increase the numbers of protected class members in targeted jobs,
addressing past discrimination. Actions can range from recruitment to preferential treatment.
Does not require quotas or hiring anyone without the necessary KSAOS. AA may be required by
courts if the organization has a history of discrimination. [Executive order requires AA of all
organizations with 50+ employees and federal contracts exceeding $50,000.] May have
detrimental effects on the targeted groups, who may be seen--and see themselves--negatively (e.g.,
as incompetent). Can be viewed by most employees as fair and non-threatening when undertaken
properly.
Future Issues
KSAO requirements for jobs are changing in the U.S. and elsewhere. Selecting for teams is one
issue. In addition, organizations will most likely have to be able to identify people who are
trainable rather than those who have the necessary KSAOs.
A second challenge is to end discrimination by making selection decisions based on job-relevant
factors for as many jobs as possible.
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The job from previous activities was specializing in chemistry
In this assignment, quality assurance specializing in chemistry will be the position I will be interested in. The quality assurance personnel is tasked to ensure all products and services meet established standards set by the company or set by a country (QA Technician Job Description, n.d.). Chemical Quality assurance specializes in performing rigorous quality assurance of samples such as processed food, medicine, or any other processed or manufactured products. Some chemists are tasked to calibrate and perform maintenance on the laboratory equipment. In addition, chemists are responsible for maintaining strong overall quality control of manufactured and processed products made by the company complying with performance, reliability, and consumers expectations.
Another purpose of having chemists is that they are significant in water testing to detect any chemical contaminants such as metals present in the water. This testing determines which water contains metals that have positive impacts when consumed and the ones with chemicals that pose health problems to the consumers. They are also important individuals in soil testing to determine the alkalinity or acidity of the soil. Frequent soil testing will identify which variety of plants is suitable or does well in certain areas than the others. Chemists use techniques such as mass chromatography, high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), mass spectrometer, and among others to conduct their sample testing (QA Technician Job Description, n.d.).
I chose this position because I have been seeing standardization marks on most commodities and products that we use and on many products especially consumable products, there is always a section on nutritional facts which I have been wishing to know how they are
conducted and who does it. This is an interesting field because as a chemist, one will better understand the compositions or elements found in certain commodities and give recommendations on which is good and which is not.
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