Hi Swetha,
First of all.
Congrats for the job. (though late)
I have joined as Sourcing and Induction Executive at an IT service provider company 4-5 months back.
Though i wont be able to give you exact solution to you problem. However, i think this might help.
But first i would like to know what all work you need to handle.
If at present you are not handling recruiting, then do the other work by prioritizing the task which need to be finished first, then move further.
If you have recruitment to handle first recruit for those which you are finding no time to devote.
Do let me know what all task you need to handle.
All the best
Regards
Harshita
From India, Mumbai
First of all.
Congrats for the job. (though late)
I have joined as Sourcing and Induction Executive at an IT service provider company 4-5 months back.
Though i wont be able to give you exact solution to you problem. However, i think this might help.
But first i would like to know what all work you need to handle.
If at present you are not handling recruiting, then do the other work by prioritizing the task which need to be finished first, then move further.
If you have recruitment to handle first recruit for those which you are finding no time to devote.
Do let me know what all task you need to handle.
All the best
Regards
Harshita
From India, Mumbai
Dear Harshita,
Thanks for your reply.
At present I am doing works related to the job portals: posting a job on the site, screening the cv's, shortlisting the candidates according to the requirement, calling the candidates for the interview, arranging the interview shedule, handling employee needs and grievances,the formalities related to new joinees, there i-card,etc.I am also doing many activities related to Admin.
At present the situation is such that I need to do whatever my manager tells me to do. My role is not defined properly. What can I do further so that my role as that of an HR executive gets clear.
Pls help. :(
From India, Mumbai
Thanks for your reply.
At present I am doing works related to the job portals: posting a job on the site, screening the cv's, shortlisting the candidates according to the requirement, calling the candidates for the interview, arranging the interview shedule, handling employee needs and grievances,the formalities related to new joinees, there i-card,etc.I am also doing many activities related to Admin.
At present the situation is such that I need to do whatever my manager tells me to do. My role is not defined properly. What can I do further so that my role as that of an HR executive gets clear.
Pls help. :(
From India, Mumbai
Hi sweta,
a) arrange the data on your computer. - 1) recruitment 2) Admin 3) handling queries.
b) Under Recruitment make database (Excel sheet) all candidates included
the attributes being:- sr.no, name, purpose for recruitment, contact number, address, email, reference, contacted/not, response, interview scheduled (date), appeared/not (if not then when next/why), result of interview (1st round,2nd round etc), joining date, salary fixed. [etc etc..as per your requiements]
c) Under Admin: again a database for i-card
sr.no, name, contact details, address, email, designation, joining date, issued on [etc etc as per your requirement]
d) Under handling queries:-
(1)post job on site as soon as you receive it,
(2)make list/database of enquies yet to be posted or for those you got reply and what reply you got from whom.
(3)note in same database when you got enquery/when it got closed/who gave you.
e) attend calls if possible/else make excuse and mail them.
f) schedule interviews in advance 2-3 days, give reminder a day before and tell them to tell you if they are not coming.
rest these are most important.
take lunch/food on time, eat/drink/refresh, keep on sipping water, take rest after lunch then work/go for walk after lunch/go out in fresh air. [i do it daily inspite of anything]
Try this and see what happens..
the main idea is to get organised.first
tell me what happened and how did the things go.
or mail me i have send you mail
Regards
Harshita
From India, Mumbai
a) arrange the data on your computer. - 1) recruitment 2) Admin 3) handling queries.
b) Under Recruitment make database (Excel sheet) all candidates included
the attributes being:- sr.no, name, purpose for recruitment, contact number, address, email, reference, contacted/not, response, interview scheduled (date), appeared/not (if not then when next/why), result of interview (1st round,2nd round etc), joining date, salary fixed. [etc etc..as per your requiements]
c) Under Admin: again a database for i-card
sr.no, name, contact details, address, email, designation, joining date, issued on [etc etc as per your requirement]
d) Under handling queries:-
(1)post job on site as soon as you receive it,
(2)make list/database of enquies yet to be posted or for those you got reply and what reply you got from whom.
(3)note in same database when you got enquery/when it got closed/who gave you.
e) attend calls if possible/else make excuse and mail them.
f) schedule interviews in advance 2-3 days, give reminder a day before and tell them to tell you if they are not coming.
rest these are most important.
take lunch/food on time, eat/drink/refresh, keep on sipping water, take rest after lunch then work/go for walk after lunch/go out in fresh air. [i do it daily inspite of anything]
Try this and see what happens..
the main idea is to get organised.first
tell me what happened and how did the things go.
or mail me i have send you mail
Regards
Harshita
From India, Mumbai
Dear Harshita, Thanks a lott for this wonderful piece of advise....this would really prove to be of great help to me...I will surely mail you the outcome for the same....:)
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
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From China, Beijing
From China, Beijing
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From India, Mumbai
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