Kenexa Recruitment Process Consulting Services
Kenexa partners with global organisations to provide consulting service offerings to address both strategic and tactical talent acquisition concerns. Such engagements begin with the analysis of existing organisational processes and infrastructure and end with turnkey strategies delivered to the designated execution and integration resources.
Many such engagements begin with the facilitation of detailed surveys that gather current process and technology information. Once the survey results are collected and analysis of survey data is completed, findings reports and subsequent plans and tools are developed that incorporate the organisational talent goals and business objectives.
Organisations that Use Consulting Services Include:
- Organisations seeking to initiate organisational and process improvements within major portions of their talent acquisition function
- Organisations seeking to design cost-effective, scalable recruiting solutions necessary to handle interim and spiking needs or significant projected growth in certain key regions or talent segments
- Organisations considering re-organisation of recruiting operations, either to a centralised, or decentralised operating model
- Organisations evaluating synergies, standardisation and outsourcing support for their global recruitment process
- Organisations seeking to maximise HR’s consultative and strategic inputs provided to the business as related to matters of talent, while examining current transactional recruiting responsibilities and associated time-cost value analysis
- Organisations evaluating migration to a global Applicant Tracking System platform to support recruitment
Outcomes of Consulting Service Engagements
- Recommendation of best practices to accommodate global concerns as well as necessary regional compliance and legal considerations
- Suggested improvements to the current state recruitment process
- Standardisation of recruitment processes and tool application and incorporation of new efficiencies across all operating regions
- Centralisation, review and edit and creation of recruitment program tools and forms
- Metrics development and enhanced data reporting packages, including the establishment of critical success factors to measure and evaluate organisational effectiveness
- Creation of a reporting needs matrix by audience, data, frequency and delivery
- Requisition analysis and prioritisation tools that rank requisition priority, complexity and business need against requisition process workflow
- Sourcing strategies and market insight reports by talent segment
- Development of a role analysis matrix, incorporating tasks, high/low value designations, units of work by week and staff name and summary of workload distribution by task
- Creation of a training and transition plan including content, logistics management, presentation and format creation
- Creation of change management and communication plans by audience, key message, frequency, delivery and measurement of effectiveness
- Optimisation plans for incorporating process suggestions into correlating HR and recruitment systems
- Increased compliance with and optimisation of new or existing applicant tracking systems to suit the new recruiting infrastructure and responsibilities
- Initiation and coordination of correlating system configuration requirements
- Development of HR leadership and talent optimisation tools, such as employee referral programmes, diversity strategies, workforce planning tools, university relations strategy and compensation plan analysis
- Procedural outline for scheduled three-month, six-month and 12-month process audits