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| prelimary analysis to recruiting (4 steps) |
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1.find personnel needs
2.look at the company culture
3.do a job analysis
4.determine job qualifications |
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Turnover rate= # of seperations per year/avg. size of the sales force
*not all seperations are equal
*low turnover can be bad (usually too low/too high are bad)
*should not be set to minimize or maximize but as a toold to guide administrative action |
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| Personnel Needs depend on |
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growth targets
changes in the sales forces
change in stragies
and the turnover rate |
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a systematic way to describe required job performance tasks, activities, and responsibilities
-focus on what high performing sales people do
1.Job Description
2. Job qualifications |
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| Higher Turnover can be caused by |
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| inconstistance between a candidates job expectations and the actualy job actitivites |
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-part of the job analysis
=a written document that spells out job responsibilities of each position
1.who you report to
2.how your manager is relate to other staff
3.the customers to be called on/serviced
4.specific job tasks
5.mental/physical demands of the job
6.type of product to be sold |
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=apptitudes, skills, knowledge, personality traits necessary to perform the job successfully
ex.education, experience, interests
-again look at traits in high performers to determine |
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| Desirable Salesperson Job Qualifications |
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extraverted, optimisitc, conscientious (without empathy), ability to adjust to selling situations, internal locus of control, high self monitorinng
-can develop planning/organizational skills and time management skills |
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| to find and attract the best qualified applicants for sales positons |
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| How do you determine the # of recruits? |
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# of recruits = Hires / % of recruits selected X % of recruits who accept
*want to increase acceptacnce |
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| Sources of job applications |
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sources of apps vary widley
referralls are the most popular
education
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1.Classified & Online Advertising
2.Present Employees
3.Referrals and Networks
4.Employment Agencies
5.Schools
6. Customers Suppliers and Competitors |
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large exposure low cost
high amount of underqualified applications--need a screening process
should provide enough info to screen underqualified people
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| Recruiting present employees |
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transfers to sales departments usually seen as promotions
hires from w/i tend to perform well
for major accounts companies usually hire from within
familiarity
tension
bad habits to new job |
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| Recruiting by referrals and networks |
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*MOST EFFECTIVE RECRUITING METHOD
-come from recommendations by present employees
-know more about compnay and understand needs |
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| Recruiting through employment agencies |
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saves time and money
do the screening, advertising, interview for you
you usually pay the agency one you hire someone--incentive for angecies to find good candidates |
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*best source of sales trainees
-tend to be easily trained
-more mature than non grad
lack experience and usually require one on one coaching
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| Recruiting through customers suppliers and competitors |
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hard adjustments
ethical legal issues
"buying" employees from other companies tends to be expensive |
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1.Application
2.Personal Interviews
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| determining hiring criteria by filtering prospects |
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benefits-easy, quick, standarized format
purpose
--to provide info
---to obtain info
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1st interview-informs candidate about the job and check for "knockout factors" such as maturity, communication, appearance
2nd interview-indenfity people best matched for the job
benefit of interviews-you can ask about info from resumes that does not make sense and asses the level of interest the person has in the job along with their communicative ability and social skills |
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| first part of the interview where you must quickly summarize your background and career goals |
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| Minimizing intreview mistakes |
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train managers on what to ask
how to ask
how to rate candidates
and how to give feedback on successes and failures |
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| Most important job as the interviewee |
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| effectively articulate how you can add value to the firm |
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1.Patterned
2.Semi structures
3. Field Obeservation |
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standarized
easy to compare candidates-especially when there is more than one interviewer |
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| Semistrucutured Interviews |
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-have to gather some critical infor but there is some freedom
-the candidate is expected to take an active role in the interview |
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"a day on the field"
interviewee is shown exactly what the job entail
those who feel they are not ready usually eliminat themselves |
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rate impressions
gather all info from all sources
background/credit checks
testing
assessment center
physical exam
meeting "integrative diversity" requirements
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used to assess financial responsibility
financial responsibilty and job responsibility go hand in hand |
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-obtain objective info
*ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE PREDICTORS OF ENTRY LEVEL JOB SUCCESS
1. Intelligence (cognitive)--test minimum mental capabilities to perform the job **most valid predictor of all the tests
2.Personality-weaker predictor
3. Aptitude
-tests should be used as part of the selcetion process-not as the sole decision criterion
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stamina for sales
always occurs between the offer and commenment
disability info irrelavant |
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usually makes business unsuccessful if they are simply trying to meet quotas
1.identify and eliminate discrimnatin in hiring and in management
2.develope creative ways for people to stay in the workforce longer
3.recognize the concers of people with families |
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