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Question
An organisation has decided to follow a three-tier selection process of appointing Executive Trainees: Aptitude Test (A.T.), Group Discussion (G.D.), and Final Interview (F.1.). Outline the details of this process stating clearly the tasks involved at each stage.
Solution
The three-tier selection procedure for appointing Executive Trainees includes the following steps:
- Aptitude Test (A.T.):
- Tasks Involved:
- Preparation of Test Material: Design and create aptitude test questions to evaluate candidates' logical reasoning, numeric skills, vocabulary, and domain-specific knowledge.
- Administration of the Test: The test can be administered online or in a controlled environment, with candidates answering questions under a time limit.
- Evaluation of Results: Mark the tests and shortlist applicants satisfying the necessary cut-off marks for the next phases.
- Tasks Involved:
- Group Discussion (G.D.):
- Tasks involved:
- Formation of Groups: Divide the shortlisted candidates into small groups for discussion.
- Topic Assignment: Provide a meaningful and thought-provoking topic for debate that will allow candidates to prove their communication skills, teamwork, leadership abilities, and ability to explain ideas.
- Moderation and observation: Have panel members or moderators observe the discussion, noting candidates' involvement, influence, argument logic, and general group dynamics.
- Evaluation: Based on observations, evaluate and score candidates, then pick those who perform well for the final interview.
- Tasks involved:
- Final Interview (F.I.):
- Tasks involved:
- Interview Panel Formation: Form an interview panel that includes senior executives, human resources faculty, and subject matter experts.
- Interview Preparation: Create a series of questions and situations to evaluate the candidate's technical expertise, problem-solving abilities, cultural fit, and overall fitness for the position.
- Interviewing Candidates: Ask questions and discuss each candidate's responses during one-on-one or panel interviews.
- Final Evaluation and Decision: Assess and compare candidates based on their performance at all levels. The panel then makes its final recruiting judgement, selecting the best candidates for the executive trainee jobs.
- Tasks involved:
This systematic procedure assures an honest assessment of candidates' abilities, skills, and potential for success as Executive Trainees.
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