[IPAC-List] Entry-level police testing - with constraints

Brull, Harry Harry.Brull at pdininthhouse.com
Tue Apr 13 14:02:53 EDT 2010


Folks,
I've got a client with a need we can't fulfill. A small police
department wants to test 25-30 entry-level police candidates on
Saturday, May 2.

Since Minnesota law requires an associates degree and POST licensure,
they want to measure non-cognitive factors:
(In their words - integrity, leadership, honesty, etc.)

Here's the rub - they want to test in the AM, score immediately on-site
and decide which candidates continue in the process.

Anybody know of any valid instruments which would accommodate the
department's needs.

Thanks,
Harry Brull


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-----Original Message-----
From: ipac-list-bounces at ipacweb.org
[mailto:ipac-list-bounces at ipacweb.org] On Behalf Of
keith.poole at phoenix.gov
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2010 11:59 AM
To: ipac-list at ipacweb.org
Subject: [IPAC-List] Outsourcing recruiting/testing

We have a citywide committee (Innovations and Efficiency Task Force)
that
is looking at creative ways to minimize costs/enhance revenues. Many
departments must try and estimate what it would cost to outsource
certain
services (leaving the "should we" analysis for a later phase). Has
anyone
heard of a public sector / civil service agency that outsources part or
all of recruiting and testing functions? Any ideas where an agency
could
obtain a real rough estimate? This is a very preliminary stage and
basically we just need to give a $ figure by the end of the week (i.e.,
not a very detailed analysis, more like "a minimum of $___ per hire and
we've seen it go up to $____ depending on the particulars" kind of
ballpark). In a normal hiring year we fill about 3,000 vacancies,
equally
split between internal promotions and external hires. We mostly do
minimum qualification screening to establish an eligible list, and only
test (written M/C or driving demonstration exam) about 10% as a rough
guess. We get approx 50,000 applicants per year. Thanks.

Keith Poole
Human Resources Supervisor
City of Phoenix Human Resources Dept
Employment Services
(602) 262-7140
keith.poole at phoenix.gov
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