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How to drive Leadership hiring efficiencies?

Executive Search Firm

Your organizations growth and profitability depends on the quality and speed of your leadership hiring.

Below are top 10 ways your company can drive Executive search / Leadership hiring efficiencies:

1. Clearly define the job requirements and desired candidate qualifications before starting the search process. This will help narrow the pool of potential candidates and save time in the long run.

2. Engage an executive search firm or headhunter specialising in leadership hiring to assist with the recruitment process. These professionals have extensive knowledge, networks and resources that can help identify and attract top talent more efficiently.

3. Leverage employee referrals. Employees often have connections in their personal and professional networks that could be strong candidates for open positions.

4. Utilize social media and professional networking sites, such as LinkedIn, to reach a wider pool of potential candidates. Of course this is a long drawn process if you don’t have ready communities / network.

5. Utilize resume databases and job boards to efficiently identify and reach out to a large number of potential candidates.

6. Consider using a skills assessment tool to pre-screen candidates and ensure that they have the necessary qualifications for the role and save everyone’s precious time.

7. Have a clear and efficient interview process in place, including well-defined evaluation criteria, a structured interview guide and a internal TAT.

8. Utilize video conferencing tools, such as Zoom or Skype, to conduct the initial rounds of interviews, saving time and resources on travel.

9. Consider offering a sign-on bonus or other incentives to attract top talent more quickly.

10. Communicate regularly with candidates throughout the recruitment process to keep them informed and engaged, and to ensure that the process moves efficiently.
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10 Technology disruptions in Recruiting in 2023

10 Technology disruptions in Recruiting in 2023

Top 10 ways Technology will disrupt Recruiting in 2023.

Are your organization and people ready for these?

  1. Automation: Technology will continue to automate and streamline many tasks within the recruiting process, such as resume sorting and job posting. This will allow recruiters to focus on more high-level tasks, such as building relationships with candidates and conducting interviews.
  2. Artificial intelligence: AI algorithms will be able to analyze data from job applicants, such as resumes and social media profiles, to identify the most qualified candidates. This will save recruiters time and effort in sifting through large pools of applicants.
  3. Virtual interviews:With the proliferation of video conferencing platforms, recruiters will be able to conduct virtual interviews with candidates from anywhere in the world. This will allow companies to expand their talent pool and reduce the need for in-person interviews.
  4. Predictive analytics: Recruitment software will use data analytics to predict the likelihood of a candidate being a successful hire, based on factors such as past performance and skillset. This will help recruiters make more informed hiring decisions.
  5. Social media:Social media platforms will continue to be a key tool for recruiters to find and connect with potential candidates. Recruiters will also be able to use social media to showcase company culture and values, attracting the right fit for their organization.
  6. Personalized job recommendations: Recruitment software will be able to use data on an individual’s skills, experience, and career goals to recommend relevant job openings. This will help candidates find opportunities that align with their goals and make the job search process more efficient.
  7. Virtual reality: Virtual reality technology will allow recruiters to give candidates virtual tours of their office and work environment, helping them get a better sense of the company culture before deciding whether to apply for a job.
  8. Predictive hiring:Technology will be able to analyze data on a company’s current employees and identify the skills and traits that lead to success within the organization. This will help recruiters predict which candidates are most likely to thrive in a specific role.
  9. Gamification: Recruitment software will use gamification techniques to engage and assess candidates through interactive challenges and assessments. This will give recruiters a more accurate understanding of a candidate’s skills and abilities.
  10. Candidate self-selection: Candidates will be able to use technology to identify and apply for job openings that align with their skills and career goals. This will allow recruiters to focus on building relationships with the most qualified candidates, rather than spending time on initial screening.

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11 HR trends for 2023

11 HR trends for 2023

The pandemic has propelled digital transformation four years into the future, and the employee-employer relationship has transformed. 2023 is HR’s window of opportunity to reposition the function’s value proposition in the post-pandemic reality. Here are 11 HR trends that will be shaping 2023 in the workplace.

A focus on total wellbeing

  • The first step will be for HR to overcome its own burnout crisis.
  • Next, we expect HR to move towards a more proactive approach to wellbeing and resilience. This involves developing a more holistic employee wellbeing approach focusing on mental, physical, and financial wellbeing.

Managing workforce ecosystems

  • 2023: HR will become actively involved in managing its contingent workforce
  • They will integrate contractors, gig workers, and external contributors into the HR value chain
  • In today’s platform economy, HR can contribute to creating a more blended workforce ecosystem by adding value to external contributors
  • HR should share best practices with supply chain partners

Redefining remote and hybrid work strategies

  • In 2023, HR practitioners will set clear principles about how, where, and when work is done
  • They will facilitate internal conversations on this topic and push their organization to make decisions, even if they are temporary, as organizations explore different workplace strategies

The evolving role of the CHRO

  • During times of crisis, CHROs lead board meetings on policies, business continuity, and employee safety and productivity
  • The CHRO spearheads environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) goals
  • Employees have more faith in their CEO than in government leaders, journalists, or any other CEOs
  • 60% of employees expect their CEO to speak out on social and political issues they care about

HR enters the metaverse

  • The metaverse opens up the possibility of reimagining a productive, collaborative, and creative work environment unconstrained by physical norms.
  • It also provides HR with a unique opportunity to redesign the (virtual) workspace beyond the traditional, often uninspiring office environment.

Creating purpose-driven organizations

  • Meaning is becoming a key differentiator for organizations to help to retain and attract talent
  • A clear purpose will also help engage existing talent, increase productivity, and fill the $8.5 trillion gap that the talent shortage is expected to cost in 2030

Inclusion across the employee life cycle

  • Diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) have been receiving more visibility
  • All Fortune 100 companies have DEI initiatives outlined on their websites
  • 49% of them have a dedicated DEI initiative leader
  • Despite the increased visibility and attention paid to DEIB, organizational leadership is still too often White and male
  • HR will have to step up its game in building more inclusive HR practices

Upskilling leaders and managers

  • HR will invest in leadership development plans and programs, training, mentorship, on-the-job immersive experiences, and talent rotation strategies to fast-track exposure, experience, and skill development. HR will also help build soft skills, including empathy and active listening.

Increased investments in deskless workers

  • The pandemic emphasized the difference between what was traditionally office work (working comfortably from home) and deskless work (showing up every day)
  • About 1 in 12 have already made the switch to a different type of work
  • Another 37% could leave within the next six months
  • However, the vast majority of workers would stay in their current roles if their conditions improved
  • Companies should be doing their best to improve working conditions

The rise of algorithmic HR

  • 80% of global 2,000 companies will use algorithmic managers for hiring, firing, and training workers by 2024
  • 40% of HR functions within international companies have incorporated AI applications
  • This brings additional challenges related to fairness, communication, and inclusion
  • HR practitioners will be instrumental in ensuring that HR technology complements diversity and inclusion in the future

Reshaping workplace learning

  • More strategic learning – the training of skills aligned with the capabilities the organization needs to be competitive
  • Implementing learning these within the flow of work requires a reinvention of traditional training methods
  • HR will have to refresh many old learning habits and replace these with more contemporary techniques

Challenges to overcome

  • HR needs to prioritize their own wellbeing and continue building resilience
  • Organizations need to adopt a broader perspective and understand that HR trends don’t concern only one department but the whole business
  • Business leaders and HR need to collaborate closely and acutely to successfully handle the changes in the world of work
  • We are on the cusp of entering a human-first era
  • It is time for HR to step up to the plate, capture the opportunities that 2023 brings, and reposition the function’s value proposition as a leader of the business and a builder of competitive people capabilities

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This article is based on blog published by AIHR – read full content below

https://www.aihr.com/blog/hr-trends/

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Quick Quitting

Quick Quitting

After the great resignation, quite quitting, and moonlighting now comes Quick Quitting.

#ratneshjain

Met a CA fresher who joined the Big 4 with much zeal and then left them in less than 6 months and joined a corporate.

Another CEO with 20+ years experience joined a listed company with great reputation, but left in less than 3 quarters.

#quickquitting is a new trend where recently joined employees leave the employer quicker – in less than 2-3 quarters.

REASONS?

Few of the key reasons these new employees leave the employer are:

– Mismatch in expected culture

– Mismatch in promised job profile

– Undue work pressure

– No work life balance

– No challenges or excitement

– Poor onboarding & training

– No/Low connection and engagement

– Got better offers

ROOT CAUSE

1. Bad references

Your existing employees, vendors and ex employees – all are now easily accessible on the replica suiza rolex lady datejust 31 mm acero inoxidable esfera plateada y bisel liso 178240 social media – if you do not treat them properly and they are not satisfied with you – then you are already dead.

2. Bad recruitment practices

The problem starts with the recruitment process and communication – inhouse teams and inexperienced recruitment consultants are unable to communicate the value proposition appropriately. Remember recruitment is sales & marketing more than HR. The best recruiters in the world have sales background not HR. Internal recruitment teams are normally ok for junior positions but you must engage experienced specialist recruiters for mid/senior level positions.

3. Bad Employee experience

Employees these days are expecting a lot from their employers. You need to keep them excited, challenged and engaged – you need to provide a first-class experience.This again starts with bad recruitment practices – miscommunication, overselling & false commitments – creates the base for dissatisfaction, and when they join the rolex daytona 40mm uomo 116589 silver dial employer everything comes out in open.

4. Bad Leadership engagement

Engage senior leadership more frequently – it could be in form of physical meets, formal meetings, casual chats, online meets, video messages, text messages – any form or factor but active engagement is very important for the new employee to feel connected and part of the dream.

5. Bad peer group experience

This again goes back to how you treat your existing employees, what culture you have developed and how satisfied your existing employees are. People like to stay where they have warm and welcoming relationships with colleagues. No team connect no sense of belonging.

6. Bad Reporting Manager

Please please please – train your managers in people management and employee experience A manager’s role is huge and can make a big difference. A manager must not behave like a boss, rather must behave like a friend, mentor, coach – someone whom the new mployee can trust and learn from.

7. Bad processes

Design your processes with minimum friction points and intuitive – like a iphone is designed. Don’t have a long beaurocratic boring processes that no one likes. Cut all your existng processes into half. The more you restrict (especially the new generation) the more they feel repelled to your organization.

Remember – Employee Experience is as much (If not more) important than Customer Experience. Happy People = Happy Business

SOLUTION?

You must immediately engage external experts to conduct an audit of your recruitment and employee wholesale celine experience process.

Identify the gaps and find a solution to patch up the gaps.

WE CAN HELP

Blue Genes Research is a HR & Recruitment Consulting firm established in 2006, run by a group of IIM, IIT, TISS, JBIMS & XLRI alumni Veteran HR practitioners and business consultants with 250 years of cumulative experience.

WHAT WE CAN DO?

We can conduct a unbiased independent audit of your recruitment and employee experience process, identify the gaps and provide a solution and ways to patch up the gaps on short term and long term basis.

Feel free to message me or write to me at ratnesh@bgr.chittlesoft.net



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Most Missed Startup Critical Success Factor https://bgr.chittlesoft.net/blog/most-missed-startup-critical-success-factor/ https://bgr.chittlesoft.net/blog/most-missed-startup-critical-success-factor/#respond Mon, 19 Jul 2021 05:36:33 +0000 http://consulting.stylemixthemes.com/?p=738 Supported by a robust sales force and tight cost controls, Pharm Ltd. experienced sustained double-digit growth over a number of years, only to find that their supply chain struggled to keep pace.

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Most Missed Startup Critical Success Factor

20% of startups / small businesses fail in the first 5 years because of this one reason…

Startup Founders / Small business owners – must read this…

One of the most critical success factors for a startup/small business is completely sidelined.

People make or break a business; 90% of startups fail in the first 5 years and 20% fail due to people problems.

Startups are unable to attract, hire, manage and retain Top Talent as Co-founders or the Core team members.

Similar to Sales & Operations – The best time to hire a full function CHRO and the HR team is when you start the business. But, hiring a full-function HR team headed by a CHRO, job portal subscription, job advertisements, etc would cost a minimum of 30 Lacs per anum – that is not affordable for any startup/small business.

Due to very high fixed cost, infra, systems, and time requirements Founder themselves to get involved in HR/Recruitment related tasks or land up giving this responsibility to junior HR/recruitment staff. This takes away the most required focus of the founder from their core and critical business activity and also they get mixed results because none of them are experienced in HR/recruitment matters.

So what is the solution to this most critical issue? What are you doing to take care of this issue?

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How to judge a person in an Interview?

How to judge a person in an Interview?

Warren Buffett said – “The Three Things I Look For in a Person – Integrity, Intelligence & Energy”.

Most of us would agree BUT the big challenge is to find out these in an interview or when you meet someone in a limited time.

Below are my thoughts:

Intelligence.

There are a thousand ways to define intelligence – I would define intelligence as the ability to Day Dream, Listen and Appreciate different points of view, Ask without hesitation, Adapt, Compromise, Team approach, Solve, Innovate, Decide, and Act.

Energy

Again there are many ways to judge energy – I would define energy as the ability to be: Confident, Appreciate & Motivate others, Think and talk positive, Curiosity and questions, Easy going, Positive approach, Action-oriented and consistent.

Integrity

This is most difficult to judge. To me, integrity means having a consistent character, keeping promises, being on time, accepting your mistakes, dealing positively, and learning from failures – even when there is pressure or incentive to compromise.

Of course – Aptitude & Psychometric tests and Reference checks help a lot in verifying and deep-diving & correcting your understanding during the interview.

What are your thoughts on this?

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While you are assessing the candidate – the candidate is also assessing you…

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Dear Recruiters, HR managers, Hiring managers, Business leaders…

Are you aware that the Candidate Experience you are delivering during the Talent Acquisition process is permanently damaging your Employer Brand and your Personal Brand?

Willingly or unwillingly everyone in talent acquisition is guilty of delivering a bad candidate experience many times and land up damaging your Employer/Personal brand permanently.

And now it is all the more challenging in these challenging times..

Yes, right now the demand-supply is on the other side – there are lesser jobs and overflow candidates – and to deliver a better candidate experience in such situation is all the more important and challenging.

Lack of response. Process delays. Bad Interview experience. Bad or no communication. Unreasonable salary negotiations. Offers renegotiated/withdrawn. and much more…

But don’t forget this situation will not remain the same for lifetime – the tide will change and the demand-supply will reverse – also Good talent is always in demand.

While you are assessing the candidate – the candidate is also assessing you – and making permanent perceptions on your Employer Brand and Personal Brand.

You will need and meet the same talent again in coming years and then the talent won’t be interested in your brand.

Please try your best to deliver the best Candidate experience.

And it takes simple steps like respecting their time, listening, responding, informing, providing feedback and coaching.

Be responsive, professional & empathetic – especially during these difficult times.

Also please note – you are not doing a favor to the candidate by delivering a good experience – this makes a great business sense – Delivering Great Candidate Experience is your smartest Investment. 

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