Who: The A Method for Hiring
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Started reading January 21, 2019
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“Your success as a manager is simply the result of how good you are at hiring the people around you.”
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Who mistakes happen when managers: • Are unclear about what is needed in a job • Have a weak flow of candidates • Do not trust their ability to pick out the right candidate from a group of similar-looking candidates • Lose candidates they really want to join their team
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In an October 2006 cover story, “The Search for Talent,” The Economist reported that finding the right people is the single biggest problem in business today.*1
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One of the basic failures in the hiring process is this: What is a resume? It is a record of a person’s career with all of the accomplishments embellished and all the failures removed.”
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Resume
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top ten voodoo hiring methods:
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Voodoo hiring
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The Art Critic.
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1Voodoo hiring : the art critic
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2. The Sponge.
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2Voodoo Hiring : the sponge
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3. The Prosecutor.
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3Voodoo Hiring : th prosecutor
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4. The Suitor.
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4Voodoo Hiring : the suitor
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5. The Trickster.
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5Voodoo Hiring : the trickester
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6. The Animal Lover.
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6Voodoo Hiring : the animal lover
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7. The Chatterbox.
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7Voodoo Hiring : the chatterbox
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8. The Psychological and Personality Tester.
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8Voodoo Hiring : the psychoogical and personality tester
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9. The Aptitude Tester.
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9Voodoo Hiring : the aptitude tester
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10. The Fortune-Teller.
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10Voodoo Hiring : the fortunee-teller
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We define an A Player this way: a candidate who has at least a 90 percent chance of achieving a set of outcomes that only the top 10 percent of possible candidates could achieve.
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A Player definition
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Scorecard.
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A Method 1
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Source.
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A Method 2
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Select.
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A Method 3
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Sell.
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A Method 4
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Scorecards describe the mission for the position, outcomes that must be accomplished, and competencies that fit with both the culture of the company and the role. You
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How scorecard helps in hiring
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The mission is an executive summary of the job’s core purpose. It
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Scorecard : mission
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Outcomes, the second part of a scorecard, describe what a person needs to accomplish in a role. Most of the jobs for which we hire have three to eight outcomes, ranked by order of importance.
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Competencies flow directly from the first two elements of the scorecard. The mission defines the essence of the job to a high degree of specificity. Outcomes describe what must be accomplished. Competencies define how you expect a new hire to operate in the fulfillment of the job and the achievement of the outcomes.
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Scorecard : competency