Frequently the hiring process is performed in an ad hoc manner with hiring managers relying on their “gut”. In an effort to remove the guesswork we guide you through the process of creating an objective structure for what is ultimately a subjective process. This includes establishing Goals and Objectives for the interview, helping establish effective communication between hiring managers and providing comprehensive training on successful interviewing. This becomes a durable tool useful for years to come and enables the successful utilization of valuable insights gained during the interview process to manage and lead staff effectively.
Goals and Objectives:
- How to establish SMART goals and objectives for employees and managers
- Covers business development, operations, credit and administration staff. Includes designing compensation and incentive programs
- This is of particular value for remote and/or outside sales people
Interview Training:
- How to improve the interviewing process to recruit the right candidate
- Training new and established hiring managers on interviewing
- Includes preparing for the interview, following a company specific structured interview technique with further customization depending on department/role
- Instruction on developing and asking the tough questions.
- Could potentially include onsite/video conference role-playing, as well as remote interview evaluation and feedback
Interview Process:
- How to effectively profile the vacant position, and ensure that the interview process successfully addresses required competencies and performance expectations
- Developing an integrated interview program and designing a structured interview technique
- Gathering feedback and decision-making
- Ensuring the chemistry works
- Utilizing the information gathered to develop effective on-boarding
- *Executive Solutions can act as a surrogate for on-site interviewing for clients*
Role & Job Description Development:
- How to write a job description, understanding why they are critical and the problems caused by an ineffective or unclear description
- When to create a new position, divide one position into two and consolidate multiple positions into one
- How to create a job description structure for a growing and maturing businesses
- This ties into staff appraisals and the creation of a “baseline master leasing” ideal candidate/employee.
- Requires In-depth discussions with executive management regarding required competencies and performance expectations