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Talent acquisition in the second half of 2014

by Toronto Training and HR

June 2014

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CONTENTS3-4 Introduction5-6 Types of candidate7-8 Dimensions of a candidate9-10 Essential factors for job success11-12 Skill v attitude13-14 Identifying candidate attitudes15-16 Useful interviewing websites17-19 Websites which attract the best20-22 Social media and talent acquisition23-24 Big data and talent acquisition25-27 Referrals from existing employees28-29 Using head hunters30-31 An effective talent acquisition process32-33 Developing a talent acquisition template34-35 Talent acquisition strategy36-37 Benefits of talent acquisition innovation38-39 Talent communities40-41 Passion42-43 The power of three44-45 Biometric tests46-47 Employer branding48-49 When talent acquisition goes wrong50-51 Conclusion, summary and questions

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Introduction

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Introduction to Toronto Training and HR

Toronto Training and HR is a specialist training and human resources consultancy headed by Timothy Holden 10 years in banking15 years in training and human resourcesFreelance practitioner since 2006The core services provided by Toronto Training and HR are:

Training event designTraining event deliveryHR support with an emphasis on reducing costs, saving time plus improving employee engagement and moraleServices for job seekers

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Types of candidate

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Types of candidate

• Passive• Near-active• Active

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Dimensions of a candidate

Dimensions of a candidate

• Skills/experience• Attitude• Competency• Culture fit

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Essential factors for job success

Essential factors for job success

• Character• Aptitude• Motivation• Personality

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Skill v attitude

Skill v attitude

• Hiring for attitude• The test• Required skills• The reality

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Identifying candidate attitudes

Identifying candidate attitudes

• Identify the key attitude

• Identify the differential situation; positives and negatives

• Ask the question• Leave it hanging

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Useful interviewing websites

Useful interviewing websites

• ActiveInterview• GreenJobInterview• HireVue• InterviewStream• MontageTalent• Skype• TalentRooster• TalentVX• TeamViewer

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Websites which attract the best

Websites which attract the best 1 of 2

• Barriers to designing better websites

GOOD WEBSITES• Authentic• Engaging• Intuitive• Options• User friendly

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Websites which attract the best 2 of 2

• Questions to ask• Measures

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Social media and talent acquisition

Social media and talent acquisition 1 of 2

• Primary objectives• Networking• Blogs and microblogs• Events• White label• Collaborative projects

and wikis• Mobile• Influence• Chat

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Social media and talent acquisition 2 of 2

• Branding• Engagement• Traffic building• Sourcing

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Big data and talent acquisition

Big data and talent acquisition

• Definition• Hallmarks of big data• Why applying big data to

talent acquisition matters• Value propositions for

talent acquisition• Sources for talent

acquisition• Applying big data to

talent acquisition• Big data doesn’t have to

be hard Page 24

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Referrals from existing employees

Referrals from existing employees 1 of 2

• Benefits• Problems• Preparing to start• SMART objectives• A branded career

site• Incentives• Questions• Launching a

program• Ongoing

engagementPage 26

Referrals from existing employees 2 of 2

• Gamification• Measures• Automation• Mobile recruiting• Extending rewards

to non-employees

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Using head hunters

Using head hunters

• Costs• Benefits of using a

head hunter• When to use a head

hunter• A process to follow• What to look for

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An effective talent acquisition process

An effective talent acquisition process

• Old v new• Building the ‘right’ job• Hire to move forward• Maintain the

momentum• Bring it all together

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Developing a talent acquisition template

Developing a talent acquisition template

• Innate behavioural preferences

• Character, aptitude and motivation factors

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Talent acquisition strategy

Talent acquisition strategy

SMART OBJECTIVES• Enhancing the

candidate experience• Building a talent pool• Attracting active and

passive talent• Speeding up the

recruitment process• Improved candidate

quality• Optimize websites for

mobile applicationsPage 35

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Benefits of talent acquisition innovation

Benefits of talent acquisition innovation

• Combine branding, social media and mobile technology

• Move from a reactive to a proactive approach

• Supply a pool of candidates and engage with top talent

• Maximize relationship building

• Improve the time to fill and cost per hire measuresPage 37

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Talent communities

Talent communities

• Definition• Registration

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Passion

Passion • Energy• Why assess passion?• Self-motivation• Passion, attitude and

skill

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The power of three

The power of three

• At least three interviews

• Interview in at least three different environments

• Involve at least three people in the process

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Biometric tests

Biometric tests

• Physiological (static)• Behavioural (movement-

based)

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Employer branding

Employer branding

• Develop strategy• Leverage social media

and mobile technology• Deploy

communications

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When talent acquisition goes wrong…

When talent acquisition goes wrong…

• Effects of a bad hire• Characteristics of a

bad hire

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Conclusion, summary and questions

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Conclusion, summary and questions

ConclusionSummaryVideosQuestions

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