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Personnel Selection in Organizations
Leading experts present a comprehensive overview of the cutting-edge science and practice of personnel selection, emphasizing a construct-oriented approach to understanding job performance, predictors, validity, and the impact of societal and organizational change.
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What it’s about
Personnel Selection in Organizations is a timely and essential volume that bridges the gap between summary textbooks and specific journal articles. Edited by Neal Schmitt and Walter C. Borman, this book brings together leading scholars to explore the theoretical, empirical, and societal changes shaping the field. It provides fresh perspectives on traditional topics like job analysis, criterion development, and validity, while also expanding the paradigm to include emerging areas such as contextual performance, selection as corporate strategy, the role of applicant perceptions, and the challenges of downsizing and a diversifying workforce. For researchers, practitioners, and advanced students, this book is an invaluable resource for understanding the latest scientific advancements and how to apply them to build more effective, valid, and fair selection systems in modern organizations.
The through-line
- Who it’s for
- A researcher, practitioner, or advanced student in I/O psychology or human resources who wants to design and implement scientifically sound, effective, and fair personnel selection systems.
- The problem
- The world of work is rapidly changing due to new scientific insights, technological advances, and major shifts in workforce demographics, making traditional selection models and practices obsolete. They feel overwhelmed by the complexity of the field and worry that their knowledge is outdated, leaving them unable to effectively contribute to organizational success or address modern challenges like diversity and strategic alignment.
- The plan
- Deepen your understanding of the core components of selection by exploring modern theories of performance, predictors, and job analysis.
- Master the sophisticated concepts of validity, utility, and fairness to build a robust justification for your selection practices.
- Integrate your selection system with the broader organizational context, including corporate strategy, changing demographics, and applicant perspectives.
- The payoff
- You become a more competent, confident, and strategic professional. · You design and implement highly effective, valid, and fair selection systems that are respected by applicants and management. · Your work directly contributes to enhanced organizational performance and a competitive advantage.
See our guide
- Study People And Organizations With Scientific Rigor →
- The Behavioral Science Underneath It All →
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- The Four-S Discipline — One System, Four Capabilities →
- Design The Organization And Change It →
- Do Research That Holds Up →
- Do Selection, Assessment And Performance Evaluation Well →
- Design Surveys People Answer Honestly →
- Understand What Drives Individual Performance →
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