(EXTRACTION
FROM TEAM MANAGEMENT: Effective Recruitment at http://www.mindtools.com)
In theory, recruitment is simple.
In reality, it is more than just the process of ‘picking the best’. Recruitment mistakes leads to:
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waste time, money, and organizational resources, and
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they can really hold a team back
Effective recruitment matters because:
1.
The right people in the right roles will be more productive
2.
A poor hiring decision may cause stress and conflict within your
team
3.
You'll save time and resources
Creating
a New Role
Hiring a team member at the wrong time or for the wrong reasons
can cost you time, and waste money. There
are several factors that do not justify a permanent addition to your team:
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Seasonal increases in workload
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One-time or unusual projects - consider using contractors to meet
this temporary change in staffing requirements.
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Sick or vacationing team members
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Complaining staff members
Justify creating a new job in your organization:
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Consistent work overload
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Regular use of contractors
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Improvements in the economy
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Time spent on tasks that don't need your expertise
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Analyse the hidden costs as well as the more obvious costs
Creating a new role
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1
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Hire in advance
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hiring in advance allows training of
new people before workloads increase, so that quality levels can be maintained
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risky, because if the expected
increase in workload doesn't actually materialize, then you'll be overstaffed
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2
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Wait until the need is obvious
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will have to recruit and train during
a very busy time
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will risked upsetting existing staff
because they're overworked and stressed
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3
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Compromise with a "halfway" plan
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Hire someone part time
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