5. What Is Human Resource
Management
• Also called personnel management
• Consists of all the activities undertaken by an
enterprise
• Ensure the effective utilization of employees
toward the attainment of individual, group, and
organizational goals
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6. Stuffing
ELEMENTS OF STAFFING PROCESS
The processes involved in staffing may be grouped under the
following:
Manpower planning
Job Analysis
Recruitment
Selection
Placement and orientation
Performance Appraisal
Manpower Development - training, promotion and
transfers of employees.
STAFFING AND ITS IMPORTANCE
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8. The External Environment
• Equal employment opportunity
• Women in management
• Diversity in the workplace
• Staffing in the international
environment
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9. The Internal Environment
• Promotion from within
• Promotion from within in large
companies
• The policy of open competition
• Responsibility for staffing.
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10. The System Approach to Selection
Overview
Pre-selection related steps:
1.Collecting departmental
requisition
2.Determination of source
3.Serving Notice
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19. Skills Required
• A desire to get things done
• Willingness to work with others and respect
their views
• Good communication skills
• Organizational skills
• Being confident with numbers
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20. • Being comfortable with IT
• Negotiating skills
• The ability to challenge the way things are and
find better alternatives
• Honesty and fairness in dealing with other
people
• Leadership potential.
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28. Job & Position Description
• Position requires B.B.A degree.
• Five years’ experience in sales and two
year's supervisory experience.
• Energetic, motivated individual with well-
developed interpersonal skills
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33. Recruitment Checklist:
• Following checklist to be maintained for
recruitment and documentation in the personal
file:
• Employee requisition form
• Appointment letter
• Job description
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34. •Resume
•04 copies of photograph
•Clearance certificate from previous organization
•Work experience certificate/s
•All major academic certificate’s photocopy
•Joining letter
•Employee information form
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38. Types Of Selection Test
• Tests of cognitive abilities
• Tests of Motor and Physical Abilities
• Measuring personality and Interest
• Drug and Alcohol Testing
• Achievement Tests
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39. • Job Knowledge Tests
• Work-Sample Tests Vocational Interest Tests
• Genetic Testing
• Honest Test/Polygraph Tests
• Projective Test
• General knowledge Test
• Graphology Test
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40. Steps Of Selection Process
• Step 1: Initial Screening
• Step 2: Completing the Application Form
• Step 3: Employment Written Test
• Step 4: Cognitive Ability Test
• Step 5: Employment Interview
• Step 6: Reference & Medical Check Up
• Step 7: Selection Decision
• Step 8: Job Offer
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41. Selection Process Of BRAC Bank
Employment Planning Build a pool of candidate
Screening Fill the application form
Written test 1st Interview
MD Interview 2nd Interview
Candidates become employee
42. Limitations Of Selection Process
• No one perfect way to select
employees
• Distinction between what person
can do and what they will do
• Psychological testing has
limitations
• Cost involved
• Unfairly discriminate against
women or minority groups
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