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4/4/2021
HRM 441
1. A selection plan describes which predictor(s) will be used to assess the KSAOs
required to perform the job. Describe the three steps to follow in establishing a
section plan.
a. The first step is to take down the KSAO‘s of the applicants, you would put in the
left-hand side of the column on the chart. The second step would be for each
KSAO to have a “yes” or “no” to be taken down to decide whether that needs to
be addressed within the selection process. And lastly the third step is to see the
possible methods of different assessments which are listed for that required
KSAO, and then use that specific method for each one that is indicated on the
chart.
2. In what ways are the following three initial assessment methods similar and in what
ways are they different: application blanks, biographical information, and reference
few ways. For example, they all have one big thing in common, it asks applicants
to give information regarding their personal backgrounds. All three methods all
are used in hiring and possible selection of applicants. Some differences between
the three is applicant blanks request written form of the applicants’ background
Biological information requests a person's history information and what they are
interested in, this is just a description of someone’s life history. A reference check
Meghan Murray
4/4/2021
HRM 441
someone they worked with. This gives an insight of how the applicant worked at
the previous facility. This can tell a lot about somebody by checking up on their
employee.
by using disclaimers. Disclaimers are statements which provide explicit rights the
reference checks and social media screenings. By doing reference checks it allows
you to check on any possible applicant and find information from their previous
employer and how they were as an employee. Social media checks allow you to
see and insight on how someone carries themselves on the social platform. When
doing this always get an applicant‘s consent to search for social media or give
applicants a heads up that their information will be searched for. Another way to
4. Do you think employers have the right to check into applicants' backgrounds? Even
risks? Even if the background check includes driving offenses or credit histories?
Meghan Murray
4/4/2021
HRM 441
a. Yes, I think employers have every right to check into applicants’ backgrounds. I
think every employer should have the choice to see the background of who they
are hiring because even though an applicant may seem like a great candidate,
background checks can tell a lot about a person. I think the employer should have
they choose with the information they find. If someone has a good background
there should be no concern with running a background check. I think they serve
the purpose of keeping employers safe because not everyone is honest and could
possibly protect the organization from any possible issues. Backgrounds should
needs to be a valid reason backing why you’re not choosing that employee if they