Question: Question 15 (1 point) ListenReadSpeaker webReader: Listen To expand the pool of available candidates with the desired skills, its often wise to consider alternative staffing
Question 15 (1 point)
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To expand the pool of available candidates with the desired skills, its often wise to consider alternative staffing methods. A wide range of alternatives provides varying levels of flexibility to the organization. Which of the following most accurately describes the alternative staffing method known as contingent workforce?
Question 15 options:
| | | a) | It is a workforce comprised of only those who work less than a regular workweek. | |
| | | b) | It is a workforce made up of non-traditional workers, including part-time and seasonal, as well as temporary or leased employees. | |
| | | c) | It is a workforce of self-employed individuals who work on a project or fee basis with multiple customers or clients. | |
| | | d) | It is a workforce employed by the organization, available on short notice, and called to work only when they are needed. | |
Question 16 (1 point)
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Translating strategic workforce goals and objectives into a tactical action plan is accomplished with the use of a staffing needs analysis. This tool is used to determine the numbers and types of jobs forecasted in the organizations strategic plan. A typical staffing needs analysis has five steps. Place the following steps in proper sequence.
i. collect data ii. evaluate results iii. analyze options iv. identify gaps v. select/implement solution
Question 16 options:
| | | a) | iii., i., ii., v., iv. | |
| | | b) | i., ii., iii., iv., v. | |
| | | c) | i., iii., ii., v., iv. | |
| | | d) | i., iv., iii., v., ii. | |
Question 17 (1 point)
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A _______________ is a type of interview where the interviewer asks broad questions and allows the candidate to guide the conversation.
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| | | d) | Nondirective interview | |
Question 18 (1 point)
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Any interviewer may bring preconceived ideas or biases into an interview situation; these can have an unintended impact on the hiring decision. One example is the negative emphasis bias which occurs when:
Question 18 options:
| | | a) | the interviewer evaluates a candidate negatively based on a single characteristic. | |
| | | b) | an interviewer is influenced by body language. | |
| | | c) | the interviewer allows a small amount of negative information to outweigh positive information. | |
| | | d) | an interviewer assumes a candidate has specific traits because they are a member of a group. | |
Question 19 (1 point)
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In regards to tests, such as pre-employment tests, there is what is called validity. Validity considers the characteristics being measured by a test and whether the test is measuring the characteristic accurately. Which one of the following four types of validity determines whether a test measures the connection between candidate characteristics and successful performances on the job?
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Question 20 (1 point)
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Metrics are an important element of strategic HR. Time to Hire is one such metric that helps to provide a measure of how efficient the HR department is when recruiting and selecting new employees. Time to Hire is calculated from
Question 20 options:
| | | a) | the date interviewing begins to the employee start date. | |
| | | b) | the date the job is posted to the employee start date. | |
| | | c) | the date the job is posted to the date a job is accepted by the new employee. | |
| | | d) | the date interviewing begins to the date a job is accepted by the new employee. | |