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Selection
Lecture Outline
Reading
Discrimination
at Work
__________ = to identify a difference between Selection Goal = discriminate
workers who ________ perform the job successfully
Unfair Discrimination
at Work
Up to Early 1960's
Employee could be fired at will "__________ effect" = organizations were "chilly towards" or uninterested in certain groups of applicants Ethnic minorities &
women were often barred from the best jobs
Discrimination
Laws
Disability
Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973 Pregnancy
Religion ____________________ Race
Gender Civil Rights Acts ('64, '91) ___________________ National Origin
Griggs vs. Duke
Power Co. (1971)
Uniform Guidelines on Employee Selection Procedures (1978) Emphasizes idea of _________________ 4/5 or 80% Rule illegal discrimination
when the % of minority applicants selected is _____________________
Example of Adverse impact:
**Selection tool
__________
________**
Affirmative Action
Misunderstandings
1971 Supreme Court - racial composition ______________________ Focus on ____________________________________ rather than social justice "Protected class" expanded to include historically irrelevant Out of hand Effects of __________
of Preferential Selection (not based on merit)
- Others view you as _______________ - Negative reactions from ______________
*Correctable by showing __________ _____*
Predictors
Physical tests Psychological Tests Integrity Tests Personality Tests Psychomotor Tests Assessment Centers Work
Samples
Past perf. = __________ _______ perf. - Interviews - Applications - Resumes - Letters of Recommendations
* __________ Principle *
Interviewer Affects Acceptance = first impression of
organization
Interviewer can affect perceptions of: - __________ - __________
- organizational __________
Interviewee Characteristics More attractive people
perceived
as:
* More likely to get job offer *
Attraction Exceptions: ________attractive women get higher ratings for managerial jobs (1997) For women, sometimes a more masculine style of dress can ________ chance of job offer Male interviewers give _____scores to perfume/cologne wearers
Female interviewers give _____scores to perfume/cologne wearers
Interviewee Characteristics
Fill in Order Effect
graph below
Predictor Reliability
Example: Jan. S.A.T.s = _____ Feb. S.A.T.s = _____
**Something is wrong!!**
__________ = it consistently measures same thing __________ = it does
not measure same thing each time
**Does NOT indicate _______is measured**
Predictor Validity
Examples: Measure intelligence with S.A.T.s vs. Measure intelligence with sit-up test
**Personality & Colors Test Example**
______= it measures what it's supposed to measure ______= it measures
something else
Predictors can be reliable but ________ Predictors MUST be _______to
be valid
Predictor Utility Base Rate = x/y
x/y = 10/100 = .1 or 10% _____= all applicants will be successful _____= none of the applicants will be successful _____= half of the applicants will be successful
***closer to 50% = ____ utility***
Selection __________ = # openings/# applicants
= 10 openings/100 applicants = .10
***_____ the selection ratio = _____ selectivity***
Fill in Valid Predictor graph below
Fill
in Selection Ratio/Base Rate graph below
Fill in Selections & Rejections graph below
Present work conditions
honestly?
Provide __________ view of favorable AND __________ aspects of the job Promotes realistic job expectations If person can't tolerate
conditions, ______________________________
____ P(turnover)
On-Site Visits
_____ if company location near activities (cultural, rec., social) _____ if women don't
_______________
Realistic Job
Previews
_____ job performance (debate) _____ job __________ _____ turnover _____ _________ |