After studying hundreds of employment systems at Fortune 500 firms we have identified numerous metrics or measures that can be used to assess the impact and quality of employment systems. This checklist can be used as an audit tool or as a mechanism for identifying and continuously improving the employment …
Read More »Search Results for: quality of hire
Remote Video Interviews – A Guide For Improving Their Accuracy
Remote video interviews are suddenly quite popular, but few realize that they have serious flaws that negatively impact the decisions made after using them. And with many recruiters now working from home, it’s critical to immediately remedy these design flaws that hurt your quality of hire. This article is a quick guide to a dozen easy remote video interview (RVI) practices and tips that can result in a significant improvement in your results.
Read More »[Slides] THE TOP RECRUITING TRENDS TO TRACK
The next generation of employee referral programs will focus on improving quality of hire.
Read More »The Future Of HR Is Predictable – Learn The Pattern
What is HR’s future? It will follow other business functions. Yes, it’s an internal version of the “follow-the-leader pattern.” In any large corporation, the fastest-changing business functions move first by adopting a new practice. Eventually, 2 to 3 years later, second-mover functions like HR adopt their version of the same …
Read More »Open Evergreen Jobs To Improve Your Recruiting Of Top Talent (Guaranteeing an open position when your top recruiting targets begin looking)
Counting on coincidentally open jobs hurts recruiting.
Read More »Corporate Recruiters – Why Aren’t You Rewarded For Exceptional Results?
“Recruiting is just sales with a crummy budget.” So why haven’t recruiting leaders learned a lesson about incentives from their company’s sales function? Because sales leaders consistently operate under the proven idiom of “what you reward gets done.” So at least to me, everyone in the talent world should be …
Read More »It’s Easier Than You Think… To Name The Best Employee In Your Industry (A recruiting tip from “Deadliest Catch”)
I never had TV-hiring tips until Freddy was labeled as the best worker in his industry. Like most recruiters, I haven’t found TV shows to be a great source of hiring tips, until one episode of Deadliest Catch (a crab fishing documentary). It was clear that deckhand Freddy Maugatai was …
Read More »Complementary Recruiting – The NFL Shows How To Maximize Collaboration
As the NFL season is about to begin, I wonder how many of those in recruiting have heard of the term “complementary football.” This is a sports productivity and results improvement process that also works in business. This complementary approach improves your results by making it more likely that one …
Read More »What Is The Most Effective Hiring Source, And Why Aren’t You Prioritizing It?
Referrals are the most effective sourcing channel. And among all referrals, those from top performers are the absolute best. After you recognize these two facts, you should first identify and then prioritize the jobs where a top performer really makes a significant difference. Then you must develop a process for …
Read More »Strategic Omissions – Business-Like Actions That Make Recruiting More Strategic
All talent leaders try to be strategic, but most fall short. And it’s not because leaders don’t get the Xs and Os of recruiting right. Instead, my research has found that many fail to reach strategic status because most recruiting leaders are not strong business leaders. This lack of business …
Read More »
Dr John Sullivan Talent Management Thought Leadership