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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.). - Commercial Applications

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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. 

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The three-tier selection procedure for appointing Executive Trainees includes the following steps:

  1. Aptitude Test (A.T.):
    • Tasks Involved:
      1. Preparation of Test Material: Design and create aptitude test questions to evaluate candidates' logical reasoning, numeric skills, vocabulary, and domain-specific knowledge.
      2. Administration of the Test: The test can be administered online or in a controlled environment, with candidates answering questions under a time limit.
      3. Evaluation of Results: Mark the tests and shortlist applicants satisfying the necessary cut-off marks for the next phases.
  2. Group Discussion (G.D.):
    • Tasks involved:
      1. Formation of Groups: Divide the shortlisted candidates into small groups for discussion.
      2. 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.
      3. Moderation and observation: Have panel members or moderators observe the discussion, noting candidates' involvement, influence, argument logic, and general group dynamics.
      4. Evaluation: Based on observations, evaluate and score candidates, then pick those who perform well for the final interview.
  3. Final Interview (F.I.):
    • Tasks involved:
      1. Interview Panel Formation: Form an interview panel that includes senior executives, human resources faculty, and subject matter experts.
      2. 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.
      3. Interviewing Candidates: Ask questions and discuss each candidate's responses during one-on-one or panel interviews.
      4. 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.

This systematic procedure assures an honest assessment of candidates' abilities, skills, and potential for success as Executive Trainees.

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