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More About This Title Designing and Implementing Global SelectionSystems
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- Provides the basic principles of employee selection and insights into the challenges of globally standardized selection systems
- Describes common pitfalls and the most effective best practice strategies for global staffing issues
- Includes helpful sidebars with examples to assist in making the best choices regarding selection system development and implementation
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Nancy Tippins is the Senior Vice President and Managing Principal for the Selection Practice Group of Valtera Corporation where she is responsible for the development and execution of firm strategies related to employee selection and assessment.
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Chapter 1: Challenges in Developing and Implementing Global Selection Systems.
Chapter 2: Characteristics of Good Selection Systems.
Chapter 3: Cultural Differences and Their Impact on Selection Systems.
Chapter 4: Legal, Economic, and Other Considerations.
Chapter 5: Best Practices in Design of Global Selection Systems.
Chapter 6: Best Practices in the Implementation of Global Selection Systems.
Chapter 7: Final Thoughts.
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—Karen B. Paul, Ph.D., Manager, Global HR Measurement, 3M
"Two master scientist-pracitioners give us a compellingly written account of best practices and common pitfalls in global selection system development. Blending sound theory and extensive concrete illustrations from applied work, this is a volume that no one with an interest in this topic should be without."
—Paul Sackett, University of Minnesota
"This book provides well-written, practical and user-friendly guidance for professionals who are working with selection systems in the global space. It is refreshing to have a book with a strong focus on the practical issues of designing and implementing quality selection systems for the global practitioner. This is an excellent primer for those new to selection as well as a good refresher for experienced practitioners."
—Tanya Delany, PhD., IBM