The technological revolution in which
we are immersed can be an excellent ally in the human resources area of any
company. Today we will see how.
- In the case of recruitment and selection, we
highlight:
- The recruitment 2.0 or Social
Recruiting, which involves the collection,
identification and attraction of people with adequate facilities for
the vacancies of the organization, current or future skills through the new
2.0 tools (social networks, environments
, collaborative, apps for recruitment 22.0, video-resumes,
etc.). In this case, technology provides us with the following
benefits:
- Cost
savings:
recruiting through new technologies saves costs. On the one hand, some conventional
administrative steps are now carried out through the internet (launching
the offer, attracting candidates, managing the resumes received, etc.),
a faster and cheaper channel than other more traditional ones. In
general, with fewer resources, you reach a greater number of candidates.
- Better
knowledge of the candidates: 2.0
allow to know more about the candidates since,
normally, the interaction with them is greater. If
the company has a good strategy, it will not only deal with what is
strictly related to vacancies in these spaces, but it will also provide
other information about the company, it will talk about topics of
interest to the sector ... in general, it will help build community.
- Recruitment
of passive candidates: among the advantages of Social Recruiting we
should also include the greater ease, compared to traditional
recruitment, to attract passive candidates, those people with
adequate talent for our company who are not thinking of changing their
work environment.
- The Online
Testing and Mobile Testing in the selection phase. The online
testing would be joining the world 2.0 of tests recruiters that
will carry the company. And mobile testing the
translation of these tests to a mobility environment. But what
evidence can we talk about?
- Of tests
or psycho technical exams through any platform or corporate portal of
the organization from where they can be performed.
- Conducting
interviews over the internet, via Skype or any other software that
facilitates videoconferencing. Although it is clear that some
nuances are lost that are only perceived in face-to-face physical
interviews, current technology allows conversations to develop fluently,
without inopportune cuts and in an agile and economical way.
- From video
resumes. The video curriculum is a video presentation of the
candidate where he / she talks about himself, his skills (knowledge,
skills and attitudes), his professional experience, his motivations and
professional achievements. It is a more visual cover letter than
the usual paper resume and that, although it is already striking in
itself, you must always seek creativity to attract attention. The
video curriculum cannot be a spontaneous recording, but rather it is a
kind of biographical short film that is very thoughtful and oriented to
the professional side of each one of us.
- In the case of human
resources management and administration, CRMs such as SAP ,
which have specific modules to direct, manage and administer templates,
provide almost instantaneous information on multiple variables and
indicators: personnel inventory, absenteeism, cost of monthly payroll,
etc.
- The training and
qualification of human resources is also facilitated by
technology through the internet with on-line training, a point
that would deserve a whole post about it given its enormous benefits.
- And finally, the possibility
of telecommuting is
another way in which technology helps in the area of human
resources. Furthermore, as we saw in a previous post, some benefits
of telework have a direct impact on staff motivation and
satisfaction. Teleworking.
- It allows better reconciling
between work and family life.
- In general, it increases
employee satisfaction versus work, by gaining time, quality of life
and the possibility of combining professional and personal management.
- Minimize travel, with the consequent saving in transport costs
for the worker and the company, as well as time.
- Positive impact on the environment by minimizing travel, from a more community
and global perspective.
- It allows days with
fewer interruptions and time thieves, so they usually have more
favorable conditions to maximize their productivity.
Given these advantages, which are not
the only ones, if you want to dedicate yourself to human resources, do not turn
your back on technology!
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