The four most common mistakes in the recruitment process
Searching for the wrong candidates –not prepared the correct requirements profile
Screens out the wrong candidates / does not bring in the best candidates
Using the wrong methods - The importance of good tests and the right questions
Lack of competence on the part of recruiters and test users
You can have the best methods and a skilled recruiter, but it doesn't help if the requirements profile is wrong. Then you are looking for the wrong person. You may have a correct and well-thought-out requirements profile in relation to the organisation's needs, but the methods for finding out who is the best candidate may be poor, and the conclusion is therefore often wrong. Even if the requirements profile is correct, and the tests and methods are some of the best on the market, it doesn't help much if the recruiter doesn't know the tests well enough - then he/she analyzes the results incorrectly, and you may end up making the wrong choice candidate.
Help with the start-up and implementation of professional recruitment processesr
HiPOTENTIAL is concerned with quality and qualified expertise at all stages, and offers some of the market's best methods to help you select the most suitable candidates for your company's needs. We help you carry out a correct work analysis to arrive at the most appropriate requirement profile for your needs. Furthermore, we link recognized tests and processes to the requirements profile to ensure that we quality-assure the recruitment in the best possible way.
The company often has its own resources to carry out an initial interview with a quality check and assessment of the candidate's professional competence against the professional needs of the position. We support these resources in developing good questions for this interview. We experience that there is much to be gained from working closely with these resources in the recruitment process.
When you have chosen who you want to take forward to the final candidate assessment, we plan and carry out this using well-recognised psychometric tests and structured interviews linked to the requirements profile, as well as carrying out reference checks in a professional manner.read moreabout how we can help you with the final candidate process
Effectively screen and select candidates
How can you find the right candidate in a sea of CVs? Hogan has spent over 30 years helping some of the most advanced and powerful organizations in the world get the right people in the right place. Hogan Configure gives you access to the same resources using "people analytics".
Hogan Configure leverages three decades of data to create the best competency-based solution based on Hogan's predictive power and rigorous scientific requirements. The user-friendly three-step process allows employers to create, customize and compare candidates in a very simple and clear digital user interface.
How much does a wrongful hire cost?
A wrong hire can cost a lot. Very much. Often the wrong hire is due to something going wrong at the start of the recruitment process. Often one has a bad time, and it is urgent to hire a new person. Work analysis and the involvement of necessary stakeholders are dropped, a requirements profile is not prepared and the job advertisement is made in one fell swoop. Perhaps an old advertisement is used with a few adjustments. Do you recognise your self?
Figures from Proffice ArbeidsMarkedsAnalyse (PAMA) show that many people estimate the price tag of a wrong recruitment to be between NOK 250,000 and NOK 500,000, sometimes more. In a Swedish study, it was established that the average price for an incorrect recruitment was in excess of NOK 600,000, and analyzes from the USA show even higher figures. A wrong recruitment can be so much more than the costs associated with the person not delivering good enough work and the cost of the recruitment process itself. Dissatisfied customers and colleagues can be a high price to pay.