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From Recruitment to Talent Acquisition Moving Selection Processes to Modern Practices osce.org Career Development Roundtable St. Gallen December 2019 Group Discussion What will be the main trends in talent acquisition in the next


  1. From Recruitment to Talent Acquisition Moving Selection Processes to Modern Practices osce.org Career Development Roundtable – St. Gallen – December 2019

  2. Group Discussion What will be the main trends in talent acquisition in the next • decade? What are the three main obstacles do you currently face in • talent acquisition in your organization? How would you rate your Organization’s ability to promote • itself as an employer of choice? What are the three main skills recruiters need to develop at this • day and age to do their jobs effectively?

  3. Trends Talent Roster ter Electronic Streamlined Pipelines Man anageme agement Approvals Processes

  4. Trends Th Thir ird-Parties Parties Impact of Artificial Integration to Support upport Social Intelligence Out utrea each ch Media

  5. Change Management Need to Stakeholder Focus on Appr proa oach ch to Upskill and Management Process Work rk Re-Skill

  6. Educating Stakeholders osce.org

  7. Stakeholder Mapping Interview Passive Active OSCE Hiring Participating Candidates Recruiters Board Collaborators Applicants Applicants Employees Managers States Members

  8. Results Pyramid 1. Make it real. 2. Make it applicable to your audience. 3. Make it simple and repeatable. 4. Make it convincing. 5. Make it a dialogue.

  9. Enhancing Focus on Employer Branding Awareness Recruitment Marketing Consideration Talent Interest Acquisition Application Selection Recruiting Hire

  10. Increased Efforts on Sourcing and Outreach • Passive Candidate to Active Candidate Sourcing & • Raising Awareness of Organization as Outreach Employer of Choice • Curating professional networks • Development of Recruitment Champions • Strategic use of social media • Leveraging partnerships with pS

  11. Walking through the Change Bridges, 2009

  12. Re-branding the Organization’s EVP osce.org

  13. Focus on the Career Journey What’s the value of adding the OSCE to your career journey? Where have you worked before?

  14. Focus on the Career Journey

  15. OSCE and its impact on your Career Journey

  16. Promoting the OSCE an Employer of Choice More engaging job postings and announcements tying the mandate of the Organization with the potential impacts of adding the OSCE to one’s career journey

  17. Old Standard Descriptions are generic • and not enticing to potential applicants. Missing key words and • hashtags to attract targeted audiences Results show limited • impact

  18. New Standard Description highlight work • of the OSCE promoting the Organization and the job being advertised Specific key words tied to • the job description listed Higher number of ‘likes’ • indicate greater engagement by audience in much less time

  19. New Standard Description highlights • multiple backgrounds increasing visibility among potential applicants Specific key words tied to • the job description listed Hashtags bringing attention • to Job Description focus

  20. New Standard Teaser leading to Comms- • produced content driving viewers to OSCE’s website Tie with job opening in the • same area Use of tag words to •

  21. Side by Side Comparisons

  22. Side by Side Comparisons

  23. Enhancing the Candidate Experience osce.org DHR – Gustavo Araujo – Nov 2019

  24. How do we differentiate ourselves?

  25. Webinar Outreach Programme

  26. Webinar Outreach Programme +2032 individual 55% Women registrations in 6 months of 2018 ~40% First- time 77% = > Applicants Master’s degree 21% from ~40% senior ISC sector, level gov or NGO

  27. Communicating Results 2018 2019

  28. Internal Resources 2 recruiters with Graphic Design Skills

  29. Recruitment in 10 Steps

  30. How do we differentiate ourselves? Providing standard responses Directing potential to common requests applicants to our resources

  31. How do we differentiate ourselves? Providing standard responses Directing potential to common requests applicants to our resources

  32. Feedback to Targeted Candidates Targeting stakeholders in high-level positions or Qualified women Candidates from less- represented participating States Well-Qualified candidates who should be kept ‘warm’

  33. What’s in it for Recruiters? osce.org

  34. Three Reinforcing Systems Individual Networks of Personal Committed Results People Improved Business Results

  35. What is a growth-based career?

  36. Re-Skilling and Up-Skilling Recruiters All 12 Recruiters at OSCE Secretariat are currently pursuing Talent Acquisition Certification!

  37. Developing New Skills

  38. Creating an Even More Robust Process osce.org

  39. Catching up with the 21 st Century

  40. Enhancing Assessments SONRU Pre- Testing Psych chometr ometrics ics Screening Interviews Platform TBD for r P5 & D in use since 2015

  41. Asynchronous Interviews

  42. Hiring Manager’s Perspective

  43. Evidence-Based and Data-Driven Approach

  44. Promoting the OSCE as an Employer of Choice osce.org

  45. Better Branding Leading to Higher Visibility

  46. Targeted Campaigns 2018

  47. 2019 Targeted Campaigns

  48. Recruitment Bootcamps w/Professional Associations - Women for Careers in IO’s (June 2019) - Women in Information Security (Oct 2019) - Professional Women’s Network in Vienna (Nov 2019)

  49. Recruitment Bootcamps Consistency in cross-promoting Services and Resources (our differentiator)!

  50. Sponsored visits by FO’s and/or pS Georgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (July 2019) Central Asian Youth Network – Kazakhstan (July 2019) Visits to OSCE Bishkek Academy, MFA Academy and POiB Kyrgyzstan (September 2019)

  51. Promoting Opportunities

  52. Professional Groups on - UN Women (Unofficial) - >29K members - United Nations Open Link - >2,300 members - Women in International Security - <4,900 members - United Nations - <13,400 members

  53. Talent Acquisition Newsletter 64% >11,500 13% X for industry subscribers engaged/highly average engaged 46% Average 400 new 21.33% subscribers per month for industry average Open rate Interviews – Tips – Webinar Registration – Podcasts – Videos – Articles-

  54. Talent Acquisition Newsletter Interviews – Tips – Webinar Registration – Podcasts – Videos – Articles-

  55. Monika Ivic Virtual Career Fairs - Inviting up to 45 employees to participate - 5-6 seats with 1 recruiters per 2 hour session - Key messages training in advance - OSCE participants are also encourage to post on event

  56. Mitigating Implicit Biases osce.org DHR- Recruitment Unit – September 2018

  57. Addressing Multiple Factors Internal Job New Sourcing Capacity Descriptions Strategies Building

  58. Priming Interview Board

  59. Supporting our Sourcing Strategy Academic and Professional Orgs Points of Contact Technical Institutions and Associations

  60. Questions

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