Employers are conducting more tests and contacting potential recruits far earlier in the recruitment process, as selection becomes more streamlined and focused, new research claims.
The IRS survey conducted among 208 employers, found that employers are recognising their shortcomings when it comes to the interview processes – such as outside influences and human error or impartiality – and are changing their practices to ensure that interviews are as robust as possible.
While face-to-face interviews remain the most effective method for choosing the best person for the job, the other two most popular selection methods across sectors and roles are assessment centres and competencies.
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