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Creates clear, consistent
processes |
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Can be implemented by your own staff |
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Works with the challenges of volume
resourcing |
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Combines best practice techniques
with quality materials |
When you are recruiting large numbers of people for a project, or
a vacancy that is replicated throughout the organisation, it makes
sense to develop the most reliable selection process possible.
Whether you are involved in a new business project, product launch
or a relocation exercise, a process that may be used to select hundreds,
or even thousands of individuals must be reliable, consistent and
easy to implement.
Wickland Westcott consultants have designed successful processes
for:
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international graduate recruitment
schemes |
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national retail projects |
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high-volume technical and engineering campaigns |
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national public service initiatives |
By working with you to ensure your staff understand the thinking
behind the process, and providing quality tools with which to implement
it, we can help you meet your recruitment and retention targets,
despite the practical constraints of timing and location.
Some of the tools we use in process design include:-
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Ability/ aptitude tests |
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Personality measures |
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Interest inventories |
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Historical interviews |
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Competency based interviews |
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Situational interviews |
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Online and offline attraction and application
processes |
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Online testing |
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References and background checks |
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Self assessment questionnaires |
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Work simulation excercises |
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Assessment centres |
We can, of course, provide experienced and knowledgeable interviewers
to support your campaign.
Process design by Wickland Westcott helps you meet your business
goals, on time and to budget.
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Design case studies
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43% of all U.K. employers now use assessment centres to recruit and improve the accuracy of predicting success in the role
(Source: CIPD Recruitment, retention and turnover survey, 2004)
How effective is your selection? Assessment Centres and Assessor Training from Wickland Westcott.
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