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In this session, Jack Coapman, a Vice President at ADP specifically focused on talent acquisition, will present a thorough overview of best practices and new innovations in talent sourcing and screening. By explaining the various strategies, tools and resources available to employers today, attendees will come away better equipped to devise and deploy a more thorough, efficient hiring process, and in turn, help advance their organization’s goals. Mr. Coapman will explain how organizations can best align their strategies for acquiring and screening talent, take steps to streamline the entire hiring process and minimize process redundancies. He also will review best practices in pre-employment screening and highlight the many advantages to implementing a thorough screening process in order to effectively mitigate potential risks and liabilities.
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Speaker: Jack Coapman Vice President ADP
Moderator: Kellye Whitney Managing Editor Talent Management magazine
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Best Practices and New Innovations for Sourcing and Screening Potential New Hires
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Kellye Whitney Managing Editor Talent Management magazine
Best Practices and New Innovations for Sourcing and Screening Potential New Hires
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Best Practices and New Innovations for Sourcing and Screening Potential New Hires
Jack Coapman Vice President ADP
Best Practices & New Innovations for Sourcing & Screening Potential New Hires
Jack W. Coapman ADP
About Jack Coapman
§ 20 years retail technology focused
– TEC, GTE, Triversity
§ 10 years HR technology
– VirtualEdge, ADP
§ Sales, marketing, business development
§ Motorcycling, cooking, college basketball, and the NY Giants!
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Discussion Guide
§ The Business of Talent in the NFL
§ Fundamental Changes in Talent Acquisition
§ Best Practices and Technologies
§ Questions & Answers
Polling Question #1
Approximately how many employees are in your organization worldwide?
§ 1-999
§ 1000-4999
§ 5000-9999
§ 10000-19999
§ Greater Than 20000
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Polling Question #2
Describe Your Current Function?
§ Sourcing
§ Recruiting
§ HR (Non-Recruiting)
§ IT
§ Risk Management
§ Other - Manager
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Business Objectives in the NFL
§ 2 Conferences
§ 8 Divisions
§ 32 Teams
§ 250+ Games
§ 200+ Coaches
§ 1000+ Players
1 Goal
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Talent Management in the NFL
PERFORMANCE
LOW MEDIUM HIGH
POTE
NTI
AL
LOW
M
EDIU
M
HIG
H
§ Alignment
§ Cultural Fit
§ Past Experience
§ Compensation
§ Stage in Career
§ Coachable
§ Availability
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Talent Management in the NFL
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Talent Management in the NFL
§ How do I match up against the competition?
§ What is my game plan this week?
§ What are the key positions?
§ How strong are my “A” players?
§ How ready are my “B” players?
§ How will this change next week? Next month? Next Year?
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Talent Management in the NFL
Emerging Talent Demonstrated abilities in other venues and desire to play
-NCAA, practice squads
Developing Talent Potential long term abilities
-NCAA, high school
Ready Talent Demonstrated abilities and ready to play
-my team, their team
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What Can We Learn From The NFL?
§ The power of a single, understood goal
§ Know your team, today and tomorrow
§ Talent must be ready at all times
§ Recruiting is an on-going effort
Goal Alignment
Workforce Planning
Succession Management
Sourcing/Screening
Polling Question #3
Where does sourcing & screening rank in terms of key business priorities?
§ Top – In the top 1/3 of business priorities
§ Middle – In the middle 1/3 of business priorities
§ Bottom – In the bottom 1/3 of business priorities
§ Not Sure
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Fundamental Changes
§ Economic Conditions
§ Do More With Less
§ Alignment of Talent
§ Workforce Demographics
§ Regulatory Compliance
REACTIVE
PROACTIVE
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The Talent Pipeline Has Shifted
More Candidates
More Filters
More Stringent Processes
Fewer Hires
THEN NOW
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Improve The Quality of Your Talent Pipeline
§ Marketing
§ Sourcing
§ Relationship Building
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Strengthen Your Marketing Presence
§ What’s your ‘employment brand’ – message and value proposition?
§ Where does your target audience hang out?
§ How do you stack up against your competitors?
§ What vehicles will you use?
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Expand Your Sourcing Efforts
§ Leverage proven search tools to optimize your recruitment marketing initiatives
§ Capitalize on social networks to increase brand awareness and optimize employee referrals
§ Embed social tools into career center
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Focus on Relationship Building
§ Internal
§ Drive engagement
§ Develop talent
§ External
§ Keep aware
§ Push message and value proposition
§ Get candidate community ready for new opportunities
Passive Candidate Relationship Management
Succession Planning Tools
Innovative Technologies
§ Survey Tools to determine candidate and employee value propositions
§ Social software expands your community of interest virally (passive candidates, alumni, referrals)
§ Search Engine Optimization & Job Board Distribution tools enable you to be found
§ Candidate Relationship Management tools support the dialogue you want to have with your target candidate audience
§ Mobile Technology is rapidly becoming the “communication” norm
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Integrate “Quality of Hire Tools” Throughout the Process
§ Identify and Assess
§ Integrate
§ Improve On-Boarding
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Identify Competencies and Assess
2011 SHL Business Outcomes Report speaks to how high scoring store managers drive $60 million more in sales or how contact center agents in healthcare sector make 17% fewer errors and are far more efficient.
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Identify Competencies and Assess
§ What does success look like and how can we predict it?
– Skills
– Behaviors
– Behavioral interviewing
– Reference Checking
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Integrate Complex Screening & Compliance Tasks
2011 ADP Screening Index Report, 46% of candidates processed through reference checking came back with information indifference; 36% had at least 1 driving violation; and 45% had a record on their credit
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Integrate Complex Screening & Compliance Tasks
§ Background screening
§ Skills and/or Behaviors
§ Electronic I-9 /E-Verify
§ Employment Tax Credits
§ Reference Checking
Improve Quality of On-Boarding Experience
2010 Aberdeen Report “Onboarding: First Line Of Engagement”, formal on-boarding process drives greater results, including high engagement scores, ability to attain first performance milestone on-time and receives exceeds expectations.
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Improve Quality of On-Boarding Experience
§ More than just completion of “HR” forms
§ Will be more important as “war for talent” gets more serious
§ Connect to “like” employees
§ Measurement tools
Innovative Technologies
§ Competency Models & Assessment tools assist in predicting quality of hire
§ Reference Checking tools leveraging “crowdsourcing” practices provide greater insight into candidate quality
§ Integration of the screening tools assure compliance and security of your workforce
§ On-Boarding bridge the recruiting and hiring processes
Keys to Success
§ Identify key positions and define what success criteria
§ Proactively engage talent outside your organization-continuous effort
§ Evaluate tools that drive quality of hire metrics
§ Integration disparate tools-technology and process
§ Extend recruiting through on-boarding
§ Seek opportunities to educate your company on “talented” practices
For more information: www.ADP.com/talent_management
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Questions?
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Thank You
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