Factors That Affect the Ability of a Company to Recruit New Employees

Factors That Affect the Ability of a Company to Recruit New Employees

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Factors That Affect the Ability of a Company to Recruit New Employees

The company’s ability to recruit a new staff revolves around an irresistible pull that is developed by that very company. The pull serves to address the recruits’ interests and offer solutions to their fears (Heneman & Judge, 2008). In fact, it makes it look like the company is not just hiring talent, but also attracting it. This paper discusses both internal and external qualities exhibited by companies that affect their recruits’ attraction process. The process of recruiting is either internal or external.

Career Development

Evidently, companies that attract internal recruitment offer training and sponsorships to their employees in order to improve their skills (Heneman & Judge, 2008) It allows the employees to grow into senior positions and earn more. This way, a company not only gets to keep the employees, but also look promising to them.

A Good Employees’ Culture is demonstrated when the employees not only feel valued or are treated so, but when the culture is made public for the audience. Company websites and social sites should have projections of a good company-employees association and also admirable employee-employee interaction (Heneman & Judge, 2008). A website should portray a company staff as a happy family, having fun not suffering from the monotony of work.

Having the Best Compensation and Benefits Schemes. When a company offers beyond average benefits and great salaries to employees, they make potential recruits feel like their company is probably the place to be. Free products sabbaticals and large bonuses that make employees feel like they make as much as the company are some of the baiting benefits (Heneman & Judge, 2008). Others are also schemes like free child care, sick time that is unlimited.

Aggressiveness

Ability to spur interests in potential recruits does not just involve sitting around and waiting for their applications, but also going out there to make them apply. This way, the company comes with obvious bait that looks best in the market if competition for particular recruits is stiff.

Popularity

A company already having an excellent reputation in their fields of expertise and is known far and wide gets the chance of choosing from the best. Running informative blogs that have big audience attraction abilities are some of the activities that a company can engage in to gain popularity. The company can also create large social networks and engage the media on a high-frequency note (Heneman & Judge, 2008). This way, interest is created in potential recruits, and they get to know all the information they would love to know about the company for they aspire to work.

Conclusion

To conclude, a company’s ability to get the best or make more by conducting near perfect recruitment processes depends on its ability to entice the labor market. The above discussed factors all play roles either in one of the internal and external recruitments or both.

References

Heneman, H.G. and Judge, T.A (2008). Staffing Organizations. New York: Irwin/McGraw- Hill.