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    Different ways are used by Tesco to advertise jobs. The procedure varies depending on the work opportunities available. In the internal recruitment, Tesco first observes its Internal Talent Plan to occupy a vacancy (Business Case Studies 5). It is a process that outlines current workers desire for…

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    company’s mission. The process of hiring the right employees for the right job requires an honest assessment of the type of work that needs to be done, and the ideal candidate for the position. Human capital has become more recognizable as one of a company’s primary assets. Understandably, the importance of finding new employees has become increasingly important. One of the most important functions of HR departments is to fill job vacancies. The results of the decisions made in this process can…

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    important point to know about the application process is that reliability is connected to references and who have good comments to say. If the applicant is lucky enough to get past the beginning part of the hiring process, then an interview will follow. Most interviews are done face to face, but now that technology has advanced, going deeper into the technological realm, many businesses have converted to interviewing applicants over the phone or by video chat (Snell 49). The HR department has…

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    As part of the Human resource management team, it is important to understand the importance of interviews and how it is arranged and conducted. Interview is one of the processes of managing the recruitment. Measom (2011) states that: It is one of the components under the human resource recruitment process in which, the human resource management team wished to find out more detailed information about a particular applicants/participants, or stakeholders and partners about their views on a…

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    Introduction In order to develop strategies in my academic, co-curricular, work and personal life, I will be reading eight articles about communicating, diversity, money, health and my next step in life. By reading these articles I will be able to improve in each category and learn about new key concepts. Chapter seven, Uncovering assumptions, page 242 The article “Uncovering assumptions” talks about how to determine what are assumptions as they guided our thinking and behaviour. Firstly,…

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    Successful Interviews: Tips and Strategies Going to interviews can be stressful. The video clip, Successful Interviews: Tips and Strategies, conducted by the University of Washington Career Center offers useful insights into how to make the interview process more successful. The most important thing during an interview is to be confidence and believe in yourself that you will be successful in your interview, and to know your strengths and weaknesses. The video suggests people to see interviews…

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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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    employers and employees. Previously, employers used to put their advertisement for recruitment in newspapers. This took time for the jobs seekers to find the jobs they wanted, because they not only had to spend time to find the right position, but they also had to spend time gathering newspapers of different publishers over many days. This was time-consuming because the jobs seekers couldn’t know which positions had been taken.…

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    An interview is large aspect on whether or not someone would be able to secure the job they want. If done poorly without preparation, they would miss out on a large opportunity. If, on the other hand, they went through the process meticulously prior to the actual interview, it is likely that they would get the position. There are also multiple points that they have to keep in mind; it’s not just about answering the questions. Instead, they must create a connection to the company, appear like a…

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    The mock interview experience was an insightful one. I learned a lot through this experience. First, we discussed how to fill out a job application. You have to fill it out in black ink and also have to know how to write small. The lines aren’t that big and there is a lot of important information that needs to go on there. You also need to get more than one copy if you can in case you make any careless mistakes. Another thing you need to have is reference, but you can write on your application…

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