Recruitment report - Spring 2012

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Report Spring

Recruitment

2012

Contents

Report on Spring  Introduction Recruitment 2012 in AIESEC  Recruitment Results in Ukraine 

Conclusions & Recommendations


Polina Kovalova MC VP Talent Management AIESEC in Ukraine

Serhiy Stepanenko NST TM Processes AIESEC in Ukraine

April, 2012

Introduction

In spring 2012 in AIESEC in Ukraine there took place Recruitment of new members for Team Member Programme (TMP). It was held in 13 Local Committees and 5 Initiative Groups of the country. Recruitment preparation was held in the beginning of February. All applicants could join AIESEC between February, 6th and March, 4th. The selection process was done in the same time frameworks. After March,4th all newly recruited people were invited to Local Induction Conferences where they were inducted into AIESEC and the LC activities. All Local Committees were asked to fill in the Planning and Allocation documents. All Local Committees were supported with theoretical information on Recruitment (guides), practical documents (trackers and Job Descriptions) and promo materials (posters and ua.join-aiesec.com). In general, Spring Recruitment 2012 can be considered as a good enough. It totally repeated the results of the Autumn one.


Recruitment Results The statistics below are based on the accuracy of our VPs TM reports. Taking the following data into consideration we learn the things to include and avoid during the recruitment periods. The document consists of the Recruitment statistics and recommendations. Main Statistics:

AF Plan

AF Fact

M Plan

M Fact

% of M plan RE

UKRAINE

1763

1557

533

497

93

1

Berdyansk

30

25

10

13

130

2

Chernivtsi

50

58

15

17

113

3

Donetsk

150

153

50

46

92

4

Dnipropetrovsk

144

117

36

17

47

5

Ivano-Frankivsk

80

110

25

19

76

6

Kharkiv

162

140

54

44

81

7

Kyiv

250

300

60

68

113

8

Lugansk

250

206

60

51

85

9

Lviv

105

102

35

39

111

10

Mariupol

45

62

15

22

147

11

Mykolaiv

42

16

14

4

29

12

Odesa

105

71

35

40

114

13

Simferopol

70

50

35

70

200

14

Sumy

45

25

12

9

75

15

Sevastopol

90

15

30

0

0

16

Ternopil

75

53

25

17

68

17

Uzhgorod

30

27

10

14

140

18

Zaporizhzhya

40

27

12

7

58


As a result, this autumn AIESEC in Ukraine managed to recruit 497 people. So, the Recruitment Country goal is completed up to 93%. Additional Statistics:


Recruitme nt work start

# of M working on RCR

# of assess ors

# of present ations

# of Intervi ews

AC

% of recruited M present on LIC

UKRAINE

20.12.11

77

74

120

649

83%

55%

1

Berdyansk

3.02

3

6

1

28

yes

n/a

2

Chernivtsi

7.02

4

4

10

30

yes

98

3

Donetsk

9.02

4

4

3

50

yes

85

4

Dnipropetrovsk

6.02

5

5

5

24

yes

14

5

Ivano-Fravkivsk

15.02

4

5

4

50

yes

16

6

Kharkiv

1.02

6

n/a

3

80

yes

98

7

Kyiv

8.01

5

2

20

68

yes

98

8

Lugansk

22.12

12

6

37

68

yes

100

9

Lviv

17.01

6

11

9

70

yes

72

10

Mariupol

05.02

4

4

2

35

yes

1

11

Mykolaiv

17.02

2

0

0

5

no

25

12

Odesa

10.02

6

6

10

58

yes

40

13

Simferopol

20.12.11

3

5

8

20

yes

30

14

Sumy

15.02

8

2

3

n/a

yes

n/a

15

Sevastopol

n/a

1

0

0

3

no

0

16

Ternopil

n/a

n/a

6

4

23

yes

99

17

Uzhgorod

n/a

n/a

0

1

17

no

43

18

Zaporizhzhya

15.02

4

8

0

20

yes

60

Conclusions and recommendations: Planning


Accurate and conscious planning leads to goal fulfillment. Of course LCs which did it with Recruitment and TMP plans then look through them time after time achieved great results. Also remember that a “middle” plan today is better than a “good” plan tomorrow or the next week. This is proven over the time that LCs which fill in the plans and send them till the specific time used to get the needed amount of applicants. Planning the # of M working in recruitment team, # of assessors at interview and at the AC for sure will increase your chances of successful recruitment. Marketing As we look at the additional statistics table the # of presentations affect the # of applicants. Don’t forget to use some promo-tables, flesh-mobs or flyer-spreading actions (better all together) before the presentation otherwise you will end up with more AIESECers than visitors presented at your presentation. Be honest and if you really need for instance more IT-experts in your LC look for them: ask your friends (AIESECers or nonAIESECers) which are studying or are interested in IT to tell you where they used to spend their time and what would attract them into organization. There are unlimited ways to attract them. LCs with a strong collaboration between TM and CMM have great marketing approaches and thus great amount of application forms. Selection If you couldn’t get the needed amount of AFs because of poor marketing that doesn’t mean that you should soften the selection rules to collect more newbies and come closer to your recruitment goal. The country wants to keep the same selection requirements and standards among all entities. Maybe selecting only those who really satisfy your LC talent profiles will not give you the number of members you wanted but for sure it will prevent retention problems in future. Its great that 15 entities used Assessment Centers to select strong candidates. You don’t know

exactly who among your all newbies in one day will become VP, LCP, MCP… Induction


55% of all accepted newbies in the country were presented on LIC. Tons of reasons for that: not contacted people; contacted but too late (people already booked tickets to hometowns on weekend and didn’t plan to stay for the LIC); SMS might not be enough, phone call and verbal invitation is one of the best ways; poor selection – people are not motivated or didn’t understood well what AIESEC is on interview or AC. Allocation 100% retention rate means that nobody left your LC. To run your projects all you need is to recruit new talent and allocate them as OC. One of the reasons people leave organization is that they are not satisfied with their job. Allocation affects retention rate very much. It doesn’t mean that you ask a newbie thousands of questions to find the best position for him after the hard week of research and interviewing. Also we don’t want to allocate him as soon as possible without even a simple survey about likes and dislikes. LCs that use a minimum time for checking the newbies job preferences and LC vacancies have really strong retention rate and thus suffer less tension during the next recruitment.


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