The success of an organization often hinges on the satisfaction of its employees and the effectiveness of its HR strategies. One key aspect of HR that affects employee satisfaction is the hiring and recruitment process.
To gauge the success of your talent acquisition team, hiring process and identify areas for improvement, consider conducting a hiring manager satisfaction survey.
The following tool is a series of questions is designed as a template to help you assess your hiring managers’ level of satisfaction with various aspects of the hiring process, from job posting to candidate selection and onboarding.
By gathering these metrics and key performance indicators, you can make data-driven decisions that lead to a more streamlined, effective, and satisfying hiring process for all stakeholders involved.
1 – HR / Recruitment’s knowledge of the position and your business needs:
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2 – HR / Recruitment’s responsiveness throughout the process:
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3 – HR / Recruitment’s knowledge of the current labour market for the skillset you were hiring for:
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4 – HR / Recruitment coached you throughout the recruitment and interview process:
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5 – The quality of candidates received from HR / Recruitment:
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6 – Your overall experience partnering with HR / Recruitment during the recruitment process:
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7 – Your overall satisfaction with the recruitment process:
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8- What are your top 3 goals your new hire is expected to attain in the next 6 months? :
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9 – How satisfied are you with the performance of your recent hires during their first 6 months on the job?
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10 – During your recent hires first 6 months, how satisfied are you that the new hire was able to attain their top 3 goals?
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