Talent Management Process - Talent selection

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MCP ? How To Select The Next How To Select The Next Talent Selection Guidance Powered by AIESEC in Australia

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MCP ?How To Select The NextHow To Select The Next

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1.Values

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1.Values

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Our values provide a way for

the col lective leadership of AIESEC to encourage common norms of behavior across our global network

• Your people are the guardian of the values and the purpose of AIESEC

• They are the role models of the Values & LDM

1.Values

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1.Values2.Potential2.Potential

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Potential.

Motivation. Ambition. Curiosity

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Motivation.

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PASSIVE• Dosen’t have

motivation • Needs so much

direction

• Will do the work if pushed

• Not self-motivated

ADEQUATE

STRONG• Self-Motivated • Proven track

record of consistent performance

GREAT• Takes initiative to

do more work,faster and better.

• Constantly self improving skills

SUPERB• Totally committed • Wants to excel

and won't quit despite challenges

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Ambition.QuestionQuestion

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

It is important to assess if the ambitions of the candidate align with what the role and what AIESEC can offer him/her.

Don’t simply assess their ambition but assess what kind of person/development the candidate wants to have within 5 years.

Assessment

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Curiosity.QuestionQuestion

Tel l me something yo have taught yourself in the last 6 month. How did you go about teaching yourself this new skil l or idea, and what was the result?

Look for: • the eagerness to learn • a focus on continual learning

and development • strong and curious questions

abou the LC

Assessment

TaskTask Give them a task that requires research. Question: Tel l u thought how you reached your f inal result?

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Ambition.QuestionQuestion

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

It is important to assess if the ambitions of the candidate align with what the role and what AIESEC can offer him/her.

Don’t simply assess their ambition but assess what kind of person/development the candidate wants to have within 5 years.

Assessment

1.Values

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1.Values2.Potential2.Potential

3.Leadership3.Leadership

• Effective cross-cultural ,cross-generational communication

• Engaging other with own values and purpose

• Connecting with networks

• Emotional intelligence • Empathetic • Aware of the world issues • Taking responsibility for the

community /county and territory/ the world

self-aware of: • Strengths • Weaknesses • Values • Purpose

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1.Values2.Potential2.Potential

3.Leadership3.Leadership

4.C ompetency4.C ompetency

C ompetency

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Attitude Skill

Knowledge

• Does the competency of the candidate fit in organizational needs?

• Does the competency required by the function and JD?

What Else?

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Art of SelectionBODY LANGUAGE

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We know that our body language affects how others see us.

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Main Elements of Body Language

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Gesture Hands & Arms

Speech

Posture

Eye Contact

Voice Tone

Main Elements of Body Language

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Posture

• It should be standing tall with shoulders back, it show confident but less arrogant.

Eye Contact

• Solid with “Smiling” face , it really shows that this person respect for his/her interviewer/person that he/she talk with.

Main Elements of Body Language

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Gesture Hands & Arms

• The less the movement , the better you are , since if you hand/arm gestures are small and close to your body, it shows that you are a defensive person.

Speech• Not slow , but clear, and easy to capture by the other person.

Tone of Voice• The voice should be moderate, which

mean not too hight and fast , not too slow and tiny

So… What should I look our for?

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EYES

Mouth

Hands & Arms

Legs & feet

Head

Being defensive

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• Hand/arm gestures are small and close to his/her body

• Facial expressions are minimal

• Body is physically turned away from you

• Arms are crossed in front of body

• Eyes maintain little contact or are downcast

Bored/Cannot be engaged

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• Heads are down

• Eyes are glazed , or gazing at something else

• Hands many be picking at cloths, or finding with pens

• People may be writing or doodling

• They may be sitting slumped in their chairs

Lying

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• Eyes maintain little or no eye contact , or there may be rapid eye movements , with pupils constricted.

• Head or fingers are in front of his or her mouth when speaking

• His or her body is physically turned away from you , or there are unusual/un-natural body gestures.

• Voice changes such as change in pitch, stammering , throat clearing

•MCP 19/20

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• I firmly believe that the MCP 19/20 of

AIESEC in Australia will be selected by you guys now.

P lease f ind the one who can lead us achieve 2020!P lease f ind the one who can lead us achieve 2020!

MCP 19/20

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• I firmly believe that the MCP 19/20 of

AIESEC in Australia will be selected by you now.

Recruit the MCP who can lead us achieve 2020!