recruit, select, induct

Staff selection has never been more important - organisation growth and even survival can be dependant upon it. If you make a bad appointment, training may not remedy it and termination can be a painful and costly exercise! This two-day workshop covers all the critical skills you need to ensure you attract, select and retain the best staff.

 

analyse

what exactly do you want?

  • managing the resignation
  • the real cost of staff turnover
  • the value of exit interviews
  • vacancy analysis
  • exploring replacement options

legalities

are you on the right side of the law?

  • the Human RIghts Act
  • the Privacy Act
  • the Employment Relations Act
  • the Clean Slate Act
  • what you can and can't ask

attract

how will you get the best to apply?

  • reaching the right applicants
  • encouraging them to apply
  • meeting the applicant's needs
  • best use of application forms
  • answering 'tricky' enquiries

shortlist

how will you screen the applicants?

  • determining your selection criteria
  • method advantages & disadvantages
  • using a shortlist grid
  • assessing applications fairly
  • triangulate your methods

interview

how will you best prepare?

  • reverse interviewing
  • preparing the interview panel
  • whanau interviews
  • interview stages
  • interviewer bias

question

what will you ask?

  • question types
  • designing behavioural questions
  • taking notes
  • assessing answers
  • interview practice 

select

what process will you use to decide?

  • the assessment grid
  • contacting referees
  • structured referee checks
  • you don't have to appoint

offer

how to make an offer they can't refuse

  • making an offer
  • being prepared to negotiate
  • tying up the loose ends
  • giving applicants feedback

induct

how will you help them fit in?

  • get prepared!
  • the first day, week & month
  • establishing shared expectations
  • the importance of early feedback

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“your organisation can only be as good as the people you employ”
Gordon Rabey