1.4 The Recruitment and Selection Process

Figure 1.4.1 Recruitment and Selection Process by Sanaz Habibi
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The image is of a flowchart listing the steps in the recruitment and selection process that are explored in this book.

  1. Introduction to recruitment and selection (Chapter 1)
  2. Job analysis (Chapter 2)
  3. Legal considerations (Chapter 3)
  4. Recruitment (Chapter 4)
  5. Applicant Screening (Chapter 7)
  6. Testing (Chapter 9)
  7. Interviewing (Chapter 6)
  8. Selection (Chapter 5)
  9. Decision Making (Chapter 10)

Figure 1.4.1 outlines the recruitment and selection process. If you follow this process, you’ll hire the right people who fit the job and work well with the team, leading to better performance and a positive work environment.

Effective Recruitment and Selection

Recruitment and selection should not be about the luck of the draw. Decisions about someone’s suitability for a job needs to be based on evidence rather than solely upon a ‘gut feeling’ or instinct. An organization with effective recruitment and selection practices enjoys a competitive advantage and will be more successful. Strategic planning and preparation will increase the likelihood of attracting and selecting the right people.

The most important asset you can have in a company is great people. They are the differentiators in everything you do.

–Heather Reisman, Canadian entrepreneur and CEO of Indigo Books & Music

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