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2Contents
- The Online Markets, The Needs The Solution
- Advantages of Online Assessment Selection
- Examples of Successful Implementations
- Problems and Quasi-Problems
- Culturally Universal Data
3The Online Markets, The Needs The Solution
4What is a Globalization of Personnel Selection?
- Personnel Selection The process by which
individuals with higher potential to succeed are
chosen from a larger group of job applicants.
Achieved through the assessment of relevant job
competencies, (e.g., KSAOs), leading to higher
job performance and productivity. - Globalization of Selection Selection of job
applicants from around the world using a
centrally accessible selection solution.
Job Performance
Test Scores
5e-Recruitment - A Big Business Thats Getting
Bigger
- Popularity Among Organizations
- The e-recruitment market worldwide is expected to
grow from 460 million in 2003 to 1.1 billion by
2008, a 19 compounded annual growth rate (IDC,
2004). - More than 70 of large U.S. companies are using
or planning to use e-recruiting services (IDC,
2000), and an estimated 88 of global Fortune 500
companies are currently recruiting online (ERE,
2002). - Popularity Among Job Seekers
- Around 51 of job seekers report using the
Internet as part of their job search strategy
(Handler, 2003). - An estimated 4 million people a day search job
sites in the US alone, an increase of
60 from 2000 (Pew Internet Surveys,
2002) - Some internet job boards have reported being
visited by over 18 million people a month
(Handler, 2003).
6The Needs The Solution
- The Primary Needs
- To Accurately and Efficiently Deal with Enormous
Applicant Volumes - Many Fortune 500 career sites receive over
250,000 hits per month! (RocketHire, 2003). - In 1999, for example, Cisco Systems received over
one million resumes through the Internet alone!
(IPMAAC, 2000). - Large Organizations Require Centralized Solutions
- Company job sites are often centralized globally,
while assessments are decentralized. - HR applications (ATS) and employee databases are
often not integrated with assessments creating an
disjointed system. - The Primary Solution
- Online Assessment and Selection Solutions
(e-Assessment) - Many large organizations are turning to test
providers to provide them with both regional and
global online assessment and selection solutions.
7e-Assessment - A Growing Trend within
e-Recruitment
- Readiness Among Organizations
- The online assessment market is growing 15 - 20
a year (Wachovia, 2002) - Survey results report that almost 30 of U.S.
companies recruiting online are using some form
of web-based assessment for selection purposes
(IDC, 2000). - Online assessment companies test millions of
people a year in hundreds of companies around the
world (IES, 2003). - Readiness Among Job Seekers
- Positive reactions to web-based personality and
cognitive tests (Baron Austin, 2000 Mead,
2001 Reynolds Lin, 2003 Reynolds, Sinar,
McClough, 2000) - More than 68 of surveyed job seekers indicated
that they would be willing to undergo some form
of assessment in addition to submitting a resume
(ERE, 2002). - Studies found 87 - 94 applicants prefer
applying for a job from home rather than visiting
the organizations premises (CH, 2002, 2003). - More than 90 of job seekers are willing to spend
more than 5 minutes applying for a job online.
60 indicate a willingness to spend 30 minutes or
more (Handler, 2003).
8Advantages of Online Testing
9Advantages of the Internet to Traditional Methods
- Advanced Testing
- Psychometric equivalence
- Supports advanced computer-based technologies
(e.g., CAT, branching) - Multi-media and interactive simulations
- Custom test designs
- Costs and Efficiency
- Lower costs
- Faster time to hire
- No software installations
- 24/7 availability
- Administration and reporting from anywhere
- No paperwork or lengthy test administration
procedures. - Online advertising to attract more applicants
- Automatic pre-screening and short-listing
- Multiple screening stages
- Greater selection ratio due to increased
applicant size
10Advantages (cont.)
- For Global Organizations
- One centrally networked system
- Standardization across the company
- Multi-lingual
- Multi-norms
- Validity generalization
- Data Collection Integration
- Integration with ATS and HRMS
- Ongoing data mining and talent management
(re-directing candidates) - Data-sharing within the company
- Immediate scoring reporting
- Automatic feedback to candidates
11Examples of Successful Implementations
12Across the US with a Staffing Company
- Scope -
- A central system for customizing application
forms, tests, and questionnaires for individual
recruitment and selection. - Â
- Objective -
- A nationwide standardized tool for fast
recruitment and selection across the United
States. - Â
- Results -
- Setup in 450 company branches across the US
- Managing an average of over 4,500 assessments a
week - 30 reduction in time-to-hire
- Cost to hire reduced by 60
13Across Europe with a Call Center Staffing Company
- Scope -
- Establish a process for recruiting multi-lingual
call center support staff from 14 European
countries to work in the UK. Eleven different
languages required. Hundreds of applicants a
month. - Â
- Objective -
- To improve efficiency of the recruitment process,
improve staff quality, and reduce retention. - Â
- Results -
- High criterion-based validity (increased worker
productivity) - No adverse impact
- 40 reduction in recruitment time.
- 35 increase in recruiter productivity.
- Elimination of early turnover.
14Across Germany with an Automotive Manufacturer
- Scope -
- To implement an on-line assessment solution to
enable recruitment of 3,300 workers in one year
for a new automotive factory. Employees to come
from the unemployment register all over Germany. - Â
- Solution -
- Five stage on-line / off-line process integrated
with HRMS. - Â
- Results -
- 20 recruiters managed 36,500 candidates
- Hired 3,300 people.
- ROI within 1st year.
15Problems and Quasi-Problems
16Personnel Selection via the Internet Problems and
Quasi Problems
- Lack of personal contact
- The mode (computers) dictates the nature of the
tests - Potential of fraud
- Inequality among test-takers re computer literacy
and computer anxiety - Technical issues
17Globalization of Personnel Selection Problems and
Quasi Problems
- Cross-cultural compatibility of psychological
devices - Translation is not enough
- The push towards non-verbal tests
- The need for empirical evidence
- Examples
- From positive psychology literature
- From CH projects
- Local norms vs. global norms
18Culturally Universal Data
19Cultural Universals Using Rank-Ordered
Correlations (1)
Sample Job applicants from across Europe for
relocation positions as customer representatives
for a large call center in the UK.
Numerical Reasoning (N725) 28 Items
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20Cultural Universals Using Rank-Ordered
Correlations (2)
Sample Job applicants from across Europe for
relocation positions as customer representatives
for a large call center in the UK.
Verbal Reasoning (N9,906) 25 Items
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21Cultural Universals Using Rank-Ordered
Correlations (3)
Sample Job applicants from across Europe for
relocation positions as customer representatives
for a large call center in the UK.
Personality (N9,394) 5 Scales
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22Cultural Universals Using Rank-Ordered
Correlations (4)
Sample Job applicants from across Europe for
relocation positions as customer representatives
for a large call center in the UK.
Reading Comprehension (N1,606) 14 Items
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