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Information Technology-Human Capital Solutions:

1. Scope out a detailed Human Capital plan. Describe and define the hiring objectives and priorities that the organization is looking to achieve. This should include hiring managers, types of positions, job profiles, recruiting time-lines and candidate process flow to achieve successful results.

2. Plan ahead for success. Line up hiring authorities that are committed to hiring and interviewing qualified applicants in a timely manner. The Management Consultant will introduce themselves to the hiring authority, obtain needed hiring requirements and provide guidance during the entire Human Capital engagement.


3. Partnering with Human Resources. Having a Subject Matter Expert in Human Resources lined up to provide the Management Consultant with the organizations process and procedures (salary ranges, applicant tracking, background and references checks, offer letters) for hiring external applicants.

4. Recruiting Human Capital. This is delivering qualified candidates within the established timelines and hiring priorities of the organization. Below references our performance.

 

(i) Performance and delivery. Many Human Resource Departments are understaffed, overworked and use conventional ways to recruit Human Capital talent to the organization. Global Insights delivery is heavily based upon the Consultant's technical experience, market knowledge, networks and referrals. Proactively searching and knowing where to locate talent within your industry are the keys of finding successful candidates for your organization. 

(ii) Find the bottleneck. You can produce qualified candidates only as fast as it takes to have the hiring managers be able to interview the candidates. Many times the delay is not finding the qualified candidates, but rather something else, such as having the hiring manager find time to interview the qualified candidates. Bottlenecks usually occur between 30-60 days from the start of the engagement and are easily corrected if you know what to look for.

5. Communication and reporting. A method of keeping Human Resources and Information Technology linked is it's reporting structure. Our custom reporting structure establishes working cooperatively toward achieving the assigned hiring objectives and provides real-time recruiting activity for the organization to track.

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