Finding and Keeping the right staff Michel Ballieu

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Finding and Keeping the right staff Michel Ballieu

The recruitment process 1 - Finding: The recruitment process

Which difficulties have you met? Increased time & cost Increased number of applications Too few applications Higher professionalism requirements Finding the right profile Financial expectations & fringe benefits More competition, thus need to sell your organisation … Decision to hire

The administrative phase The 5 steps process The administrative phase The active phase Establish a proper job description Advertise the job Applications management Interviews On boarding

1. Job description Clear position title Clarify role and responsibilities Elements needed for evaluation Avoid the Swiss knife

1. Job description Clarify role and responsibilities Elements needed for evaluation Avoid the Swiss knife One who does not have objectives, will never reach them Specific Measurable Achievable Realistic Time-bound Ethical Reasonnable

1. Job description Clarify role and responsibilities Elements needed for evaluation Avoid the Swiss knife One who does not have objectives, you will never reach them What has to be done What has to be achieved What skills and experience are needed to reach the objectives Define the relationship

The administrative phase The 5 steps process The administrative phase The active phase Establish a proper job description Advertise the job Applications management Interviews On boarding

The administrative phase The 5 steps process The administrative phase The active phase Establish a proper job description Advertise the job Applications management Interviews On boarding

3. Applications management Collecting & sorting - 2 categories: Rejected Non-rejected Defining a “long list” to be interviewed Everyone deserves a reply

The administrative phase The 5 steps process The administrative phase The active phase Establish a proper job description Advertise the job Applications management Interviews On boarding

4. Interviews By phone Face to-face #1 Tests Face-to-face #2 Negotiation long list short list (?) super short list if needed

The administrative phase The 5 steps process The administrative phase The active phase Establish a proper job description Advertise the job Applications management Interviews On boarding

“keeping my customers satisfied” staff

Job Satisfaction Evolution

Intrinsic (work itself) Extrinsic (work conditions) Satisfied about what? Intrinsic (work itself) Content of the work Responsibilities Sense of identity/self- worth/contribution Extrinsic (work conditions)

Intrinsic (work itself) Extrinsic (work conditions) Satisfied about what? Intrinsic (work itself) Content of the work Responsibilities Sense of identity/self- worth/contribution Extrinsic (work conditions) Work environment Salary Job security Relationship

6 key factors to job satisfaction Respect, praise, appreciation Trust Individual growth/education A good boss Compatible co-workers Life balance RESULTS Engagement, sense of contribution Able to use own skills & talents Impact on colleagues Active contribution to a bigger purpose

Education

The Values we like – the values we live Take home message To keep our staff: let’s keep the human sense in our leadership behaviour The Values we like – the values we live

Authentic Leadership