Index

Fons Trompenaars (Trompenaars Hampden-Turner Consulting, The Netherlands)
Peter Woolliams (Anglia Ruskin Cambridge, UK)

New Approaches to Recruitment and Selection

ISBN: 978-1-83797-762-8, eISBN: 978-1-83797-759-8

Publication date: 29 January 2024

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Trompenaars, F. and Woolliams, P. (2024), "Index", New Approaches to Recruitment and Selection, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 103-105. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83797-759-820241022

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Copyright © 2024 Fons Trompenaars and Peter Woolliams


INDEX

AB type employers
, 89

Access to networks
, 58

Accountability
, 32

Advance of technology

filtering applications
, 41–44

savvy job seekers and filtering employers
, 44

Affirmative action (see Positive discrimination)

Alcoholics
, 77

Applicants

candidate profiling
, 14–17

early methods
, 13–14

Artificial intelligent methods (AI methods)
, 41

Aspiration–achievement
, 36

Aspirational level
, 35

Assessment and selection

job applicant’s perspective
, 72–73

organisation’s perspective
, 67–72

Assessment types
, 13

Assessors
, 69

Attainment level
, 35

Autonomous individual
, 1–2

Balanced scorecards
, 29

‘Basic Appraisal Quality’-system
, 14

Battle of values and purpose
, 61–62

Bias
, 57

Blood groups metaphor
, 85

Boomerex
, 39

Candidate profiling
, 14–17

Career
, 80

death
, 79

developing/supporting cultures
, 79–82

ladder
, 81

Centres
, 67

ChatGPT
, 45

Classic macro-generational groupings
, 38

Classical approach
, 7

Cloning process
, 1

Co-inventors
, 69

Competition
, 57–58

Consultants
, 16

Corporate culture stereotypes
, 34

Corporate identity
, 1

Creative individuals
, 69

Cronbach Alpha reliability analysis
, 65

limitations of linear models
, 25–29

validation studies
, 19–25

Cultures
, 33

Currently Estimated Potential (CEP)
, 14

DISC
, 15

Discrimination
, 57–58

Dumb systems
, 45–47

Effective leadership
, 28–29

Eiffel Tower culture
, 63, 69

Employers
, 41

Evaluation based on cultural type
, 34–36

Experience
, 58

Extended generation groupings
, 38

Extroversion–introversion (E vs. I),15

Family culture
, 69

Filtering

applications
, 41–44

employers
, 44

Finite games
, 75

Galactica
, 46

Generation Z
, 37

Generational typographies
, 39

Geriatric millennials
, 39

Global thinking
, 63

Globalisation of recruitment
, 17

Google
, 9

Guided Missile culture
, 68–69

Hay Guide Chart Profile Method
, 32

Hay Job Evaluation
, 2, 14

Hay system for evaluation

evaluation based on cultural type
, 34–36

job descriptions
, 31–33

Helicopter, Analysis, Imagination, Realism and Leadership system (HAIRL system)
, 14

Helicopter quality
, 21

Hiring manager
, 7

Hiring process
, 11–12

House ownership
, 38

HR departments
, 13

Human Resources
, 3

IKEA
, 84

and job seekers reconciling competing demands
, 88

meta dilemmas for recruitment
, 84

Imagination work in reality
, 22–23

Incubator culture
, 69

International leadership assessment
, 36

Interviewer
, 7

Interviews
, 7–9

Job applicant’s perspective
, 72–73

Job applications
, 41

Job descriptions
, 31–33

Job hirers
, 91

Job interviews
, 91

Job market
, 58

Job seekers
, 41, 47, 91

interest in software for job searching
, 51

Job selection
, 8

Jobs for life
, 4

Judging–perceiving (J vs. P)
, 15

Labour market

classic macro-generational groupings
, 38

extended generation groupings
, 38

Generation Z
, 37

Language barriers
, 58

Leadership
, 32

antagonising individuals
, 77

free of cultural bias
, 75

Limited job opportunities
, 58

Linear models

effective leadership
, 28–29

limitations of
, 25–29

LinkedIn survey
, 11

MBTI
, 2

Mental management system
, 71

Meta-dilemma for job applicants
, 84

Micro-generations
, 38

Microsoft
, 50

Millennials
, 37

Myers–Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI)
, 13–16, 25

National Westminster Bank Manager
, 79–80

Networking
, 58

New framework
, 63–66

OCR system
, 33

Online Companion APP
, 83–89

Online semistructured interviews
, 65

Organisation Values Profiler (OVP)
, 64, 83

Organisations
, 1, 11–12

competing demands
, 85

perspective
, 67–72

Overseas travel
, 38

Passive candidates
, 41

Person/learning/adaptability
, 65

Personal Values Profiler (PVP)
, 65

Personality preferences by country
, 17

Point’s factor’ method
, 32

Positive discrimination
, 62

Power of analysis
, 20

Power to integrate
, 20

Power/human relations/involvement
, 65

Principle of Equifinality
, 42

Problem solving
, 32

Reconciliation graph
, 21, 23, 25

Reconciling organisation
, 64

Recruitment
, 99

processes
, 57

software for hirers
, 47

Reflective individual
, 1–2

Retaining staff
, 53

Robotic systems

dumb systems
, 45–47

job seeker’s interest in software for job searching
, 51

questions
, 48–51

unintended bias
, 47–48

Role models
, 59

Role/efficiency/consistency
, 64

Savvy job seekers
, 44

Secondary-school education
, 5

Selection
, 99

Selection process
, 13

Sensing–intuition (S vs. N)
, 15

Servant leadership
, 95

Shareholder value
, 3

Shell’s HAIRL system
, 2

Shhh-oomers
, 39

Silent Generation
, 38

Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire (16PF)
, 14–15

Skills
, 32

gap
, 58

lack of skills assessment
, 57

Stereotyping
, 59

Subjective careers
, 80

‘Supervised learning’ algorithms
, 42

Talent shortage
, 58

Task/strategy/mission
, 64

Technology
, 1

Theory of absolute judgement
, 7

Thinking through feeling
, 24–25

Thinking–feeling (T vs. F)
, 15

360° feedback
, 2, 14

Trades unions
, 38

Triangulation with face-to-face
, 65

Turnover rates
, 57

Type ‘O’ mentality
, 91–97

Type AB universal recipient (employer) job seekers
, 85

Unintended bias
, 47–48

Universal donors
, 85

Universal recipients
, 85

Unsupervised enquiry
, 43

Unsupervised learning
, 42–43

US quits
, 53–55

Validation studies
, 19

helicopter quality
, 21

imagination work in reality
, 22–23

power of analysis and power to integrate
, 20

thinking through feeling
, 24–25

War for Talent
, 2, 5

Xennials
, 39

Zennials
, 39