Manage HR Magazine | Thursday, December 19, 2019
Hiring a right candidate can help an organization in many ways like improved productivity, no or less training cost, improved worker morale and thus makes a company more fruitful and productive
Fremont, CA: Two of the trickiest aspects of the HR team for better management are successful in hiring and onboarding. Hiring the right candidate can help an organization in many ways like improved productivity, no or less training cost, improved worker morale, and thus makes a company more fruitful and productive.
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Here are five guidelines that HR managers should follow for successful hiring and onboarding.
Reduce Bias by Refining Screening Process
It is reported that, though unconsciously, hiring managers bring their own biases into the interviewing and screening process, which leads to the selection of the inappropriate candidate. It is advised to bring more diversity into the shortlisting process to reduce bias by implementing policies such as blind screening, which removes basic information of the candidate from the resumes.
Standardized Hiring Procedures and Recruitment Goals
Every HR team and management wants to hire the right person for the vacant positions as quickly as possible. Sometimes, in order to match with the deadline of hiring, the HR team loses the sight of finding the right people. Clear recruitment goals should be articulated so that the values are clearly defined as what the management expects from its workforce and set hiring procedures accordingly.
Hire for Diversity
Structured Onboarding program for New Employees
Just adhering to the right recruitment process doesn't ensure that the company is going on the right track. Having a structured onboarding program for new employees is equally important for the company. A structured onboarding program makes sure that employees stay with the company for a long time. A report says that 25 percent of employees leave a job within the first 90 days, while 57 percent are likely to continue with perfect orientation programs.
Direct Responsibility of Managers for New Recruits
Mere support and help from the managers during the training period act as motivation for the newly recruited employees. Every manager should be made responsible for the performance of new employees. This will instill a responsibility among the managers to take care of the employees, making the communication chain more clear and responsibilities equally delegated.
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