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    Genre Advocacy Project

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    Throughout U.S. history, American Businesses have been given the task of choosing the proper staff to get the job done; the strongest firefighter, the mathematically inclined engineer, or the caring babysitter- every job the most skilled employee to correctly complete the tasks assigned with their job. This leads to the purpose of my Genre Advocacy Project; the purpose of the project is to advocate for one of my stakeholders, the employees. My audience will be the job recruiters/boss. I want my…

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    Dress For Success Essay

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    organizations such as Salvation Army, UniFirst Uniform Services, and different homeless shelters. Through the help of sponsorships we will provide a clean set of clothes (preferably interview dress-code worthy) to change into while we wash the dirty clothes. This provides a second set of clothes to keep clean in hopes of an interview. In addition, we would like to set up…

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    In “When a Uniform Is Office Attire, Thousands of feet in the Air,” Heather Poole feels strongly towards the use of uniforms in the work force. To Poole, every business should have an attire that has a correlation with the importance of their job. There may come a time where one has to find a specific person, and the only thing separating them from the rest is their uniform. Having this structure in today's society could be very beneficial. The work place is a professional atmosphere and should…

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    only time throughout the interview that I found myself pushing forward before Marria was ready. I think that some of this is related to my more used practice styles, and my old ways of conducting client sessions, because this is what feels comfortable. I am used to conducting brief-therapy in a front-line setting where a main component of my job is crisis management and therefore, things have to happen quickly. I am a problem-solver by nature, and conducting this interview and having to slow my…

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    experiences to the vacant position. These are essential credentials needed to be considered for the position. For example, if a college student is applying for federal jobs, he/she must meet the minimum qualifications to be selected for a possible interview and career. • Written tests of knowledge and analytic skills -I would use written tests to evaluate the knowledge and analytic skills of an individual core competence and…

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    e-Recruitment system makes it easy to search and apply for a job. Candidate can also register an expression of interest for future vacancies. 2. Interview stage Due to the vast number of applications received by Australia Post, only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. Company may use either phone interview or face to face interview. 3. Pre-employment test Australia Post requires all prospective employees to successfully pass a number of pre-employment checks…

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    Unit 13 P1

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    Job Description Job description can be position that gives details of what the job actually contains. It is information about the type of responsibilities and duties that will be expected as part of that job. Different organisations will have their own particular extra information, but there are a set of key elements that are always included. [pg. 334 John Bevan, Helen Coupland-Smith, Rob Dranfield, John Goymer, Catherine Richards 2010] Person Specification The person specification describes…

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    For the longest time I thought I was going to be an Occupational Therapist. A month ago, I realized that wasn’t the journey I wanted to take. I kept asking myself, “why?” what made me chose that career in the first place? Then it dawned on me, people. I wasn’t in love with the therapy itself, I was in love with the thought of working with people and providing them with comfort. The reason I want to go into Human Resources is to be the bridge that connects organizations with the employees. I want…

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    The New London Case

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    New London Case Study Hiring the right employee for the job can be difficult. Employers are faced with multiple competing factors they must consider when hiring to fill an open position. Employers should first consider the company when making hiring decision to ensure it remains effective and efficient so it can be successful in a competitive marketplace. According to Gupta, Lee, & Kicklighter (2015), "Whom you hire matters!...and the quality of your employees differentiates you from your…

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    The importance of productive selection and recruitment procedures cannot be exaggerated, regardless of the level involved. Inadequate selection and recruitment procedures can result in hiring or promoting personnel who will not or cannot communicate effectively with diverse people, exercise discretion appropriately, or perform the large number of functions required of the police. Even today, questions still exist about whether or not existing pre-employment screening procedures are capable of…

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