Case Analysis
Background
In early April, ABC Inc., needed to recruit several new hires. These new trainees needed to be ready to work by June 15. During this case study we will discuss the problems that the company and its workers had to confront. Carl Robins had been hired six months earlier as the campus recruiter. He had just graduated from a community college and was extremely excited to commence his work at ABC Inc. Carl was known as an industrious man, who had to work his way through to college. Coming from a low income family, Carl had to attend school and work full time to pay for his education. This was Carl’s big opportunity to begin his lifelong journey. Monica Carrolls had worked for ABC Inc., for more than 25 years as
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Carl went for a walk to clear up his head and come up with a solution to the horror he was living.
Analysis
After going for a walk, Carl re-organized his task. He prioritized the tasks needed to get done sooner. The most important task was getting the new hires tested for drugs. Carl called a nearby clinic and scheduled the most available dates for testing. Fortunately he was able to schedule the new hires that were missing the drug test.
Carl decided it was time to ask for help, he send an email to Monica letting her know about the situations. In that same email he included the barriers he come up with and what he was planning to do. Carl asked Monica if she could re-schedule the technology specialist department for the month of July instead of June. He also wrote that he needed help organizing the orientation manuals.
As soon as Monica saw the email, she wanted answer. She scheduled a conference call with Carl and her boss Daniel Ross. The purpose of the meeting was to investigate why the material was not ready and the new hires application was not complete. Carl began the conversation by apologizing and informing them both of the situation. He provided a full description of what was missing. Carl also informed Monica and Daniel that he had schedule the drug test for the new trainees and that he was finishing the application process for all 15 new trainees. In addition to
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The next problem to arise is just as frustrating as the previous problems. Carl checks on the training room that he is planning on using for orientation. When he walks into the room he sees Joe, from technology, setting up computers all around the room. He finds out quickly that the training room has been reserved for both himself and Joe for the month of June so that Joe can train employees on a new software. It has been a very stressful day for Carl and after all of the issues he has found concerning the new trainee orientation, Carl panics.
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First, the quick-fix solutions could require a substantial financial investment just to get the new employees hired on time. For example, the clinic may charge extra for last minute drug screens or for expediting the results. If the orientation manuals cannot be reproduced internally or the training cannot be conducted on company property, the cost of out-sourcing would be much higher than normal. Proper implementation of the long-term solutions may also incur some initial expense, however the increased efficiency will be a great benefit to ABC, Inc in the long run. It is also important to note that an inefficient and complicated hiring process may eventually detract from the company's image and ability to attract quality employees.