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We all say we want to drive business results. We all say we want to influence leaders. We all say we want to be at the table. So, are you? This session will explore the opportunities we have as HR and staffing leaders to drive change, innovation and growth. We will discuss models, strategies and real life examples of how to do this … the good, the bad and the ugly. Come ready to be challenged and encouraged to think differently about our work.
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Hamster

to HeroScott Pitasky and John Vlastelica

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Impressive speaker biosScott Pitasky: Corporate VP, Human Resources Talent & Organization Capability Group

Responsible for global staffing, talent management, development, organization capability and aspects of Microsoft’s learning agenda.

Brings both a strategic and execution focus to his role, informed by broad human resources and business experience within and outside of the technology industry.

Frequent keynote speaker at HR industry events and sits on the Michigan State University Advisory Board as well as the Corporate Leadership Council’s Talent Management Council. He is always a member of the University of Southern California’s Center for Effective Organizations.

John Vlastelica: Managing Director, Recruiting Toolbox

20 years of recruiting and HR experience, including Senior Director, Global Recruiting for Expedia and a Recruiting Director for Amazon.

His team focuses 100% on helping companies - like Nike, Salesforce, Yahoo!, Groupon, Hitachi, and The World Bank - build and deploy the right recruiting strategies, processes, systems, tools, and training.

He has also shared his expertise as a speaker, author, and judge for recruiting excellence and candidate experience awards.

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Young Hamsters

#hamsterdam

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Today’s Agenda

1. Value

2. Audience

3. Pushback

4. Leadership

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Value… not all hires are created equal

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A Story

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Finding value

Job 5

Job 6

Job 1

Job 2

Job 7

Job 8

Job 3

Job 4

Low High

High

Low

ImpactVolume

These are the jobs that keep our execs up at night.

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Global Staffing ScorecardApril 2013

Report Documentation | US Staffing Scorecard Archive

For overall Microsoft performance against similar metrics, please refer to the HR Scorecard.

NICE Numbers

N1 TYD Exp. External Starts vs. YTD WFP

N2 Hiring Mix – External as % Mix (excl. College and Exec)

Total Current FYTD Transfers-in

N3** Productivity External and Internal US Only

External

Internal

N4 FYTD Exp External Offer Acceptance Rate (YoY Comparison)Diversity Starts as % of total hires*

% Women External Starts

% Women External Starts % of L65+ Starts

% External Starts US REM

% External Starts US REM as % of L65+ Starts

N6

N10** Time to Fill (Days from Req Open to OA)

External

Internal

Impact

I1 % of External Starts leaving within 1 year

I2 Employment rate to budget

I4 External CDD SAT – Index of 7 questions

I5 Candidate net promoter

I6 Internal CDD SAT – “Overall how satisfied…?”

Collaboration

C1 HM Sat – Survey Response to “Overall SAT” question

Execution

E0 Compliance (US Staffing Leader Only)

Does this look familiar?

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Audience… is anyone listening?

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These are all a must have

…but know your customer

Social Mobile

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Hamster Giveaways

#hamsterdam

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Know what works

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HenryPersona – 51 year old science teacher

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Recruiting Persona

WhoDrivers

Source

Tailored EVP (Projects &

People)

Persona Concerns

Career Stories

Screening Questions

Green/Red Flags

Route/Internal

Consumers

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Leadership is about…

Pushback

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Push back is key

≠Try harder

≠Shiny object

#hamsterdam

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Managers respond to…

qualityhiring pain

Not compliance

Not (usually) costs

Not emotional pleas to do the “right thing”

speed

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Making Tradeoffs

We can get 2 out of 3: cost, speed, and quality

Cost

Speed Quality

Salary or budget

Time to fill Perfect candidate profile match

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Leadership is about…

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What is your before and after story?

#hamsterdam

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Friends don’t let friends be

a hamster#hamsterdam

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HAMSTER

Amsterdam 2013#hamsterdam

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© 2012 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

John [email protected]

@vlastelica


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