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Comp Founda+ons: Tips for recrui+ng top talent

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Comp  Founda+ons:  Tips  for  recrui+ng  top  talent  

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Introduc+on  

Mykkah  Herner,  MA,  CCP  Modern  Comp  Evangelist  

Chris  S+emert  Manager,  Talent  Acquisi+on  

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54  Million  Salary  Profiles  10  Org  types  350  Industries  15,000  Job  Titles  

2,300  skills,  4,200  cer+fica+ons    

The  World’s  Largest  Salary  Database  

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The  Basics  

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Americans    25+  years  old  

four-­‐year  college  degree    rate  of  2.8%  

Highly  compe++ve  talent  market  

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Pick  what  works,  adapt  

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Pressure  from  managers  AYer  doing  all  that  work  to  find  the  best  candidate      they  want  the  highest  skilled  or  experienced  candidate    That  drives  up  hiring  rates  

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Pressure  from  recruiters  

OYen  they’re  comp’d  on  how  quick  they  can  fill  empty  seats…      which  are  easier  to  fill  with  high  offers  

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Pressure  from  candidates  You’re  not  just  compe+ng  with  offers  from  other  poten+al  employers    

Candidates  are  now  pi_ng  you  against  their  current  employer  to  secure  a  stay  raise  or  bonus  

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So  what  do  you  do?  

q   Determine  the  hiring  range  

q   Decide  on  your  offer  

q   Communicate  well  

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The  Science  

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Determine  the  hiring  range  

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 Focus  on  the  job  

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Iden+fy  the  value  of  the  full  job  range  

If  you  don’t  yet  know  the  full  job  range,    

 here  are  some  things  to  

consider…    

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What’s  the  data  say?  

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Right  strategy  for  the  job?  

comp  strategy  for  the  org,  func+on,  and  role  market  data  range  width  

Target  Market  or  Compe++ve  Set  

Target  Percen+le  

+  

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Right  range  width?  ü  Room  to  differen+ate  pay  by  performance,  skills,  and  experience  

ü  Organiza+onal  level  and  func+on  ü  Is  this  a  leveled  job?  ü  How  long  to  traverse  the  range?  

Webinars  for  more  info:    

Labor  Markets  includes  things  to  think  about  when  

determining  labor  markets    

Ranges  includes  how  to  change  target  percen+le  

The  hiring  range  should  be  a  smaller  por+on  of  the  full  range  

MINIMUM

$50,300 $62,400

MIDPOINT MAXIMUM

$74,400

Hiring  Range  

Job  Pay  Range  

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Calculate  Hiring  Range  (First  Quar+le)  

Midpoint  +  Minimum  2  

Minimum   to  

$69,000   $75,950  to  

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Calculate  Hiring  Range  (First  Third)  

Maximum  -­‐  Minimum  3  

+  Minimum  Minimum   to  

$69,000   $78,267  to  

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Calculate  Hiring  Range  (First  Half)  

Minimum   to  

$69,000   $82,900  to  

Midpoint  

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The  Art  

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Time  to  make  an  offer  

Focus  on  the    candidate’s  skills  

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Keep  the  value  of  the  job  front  and  center  

MINIMUM

$50,300 $62,400

MIDPOINT MAXIMUM

$74,400

Star+ng  with  the  job  range  helps  ü  Ensure  alignment  rela+ve  to  other  jobs  ü  Apply  the  right  compe++ve  strategy  to  the  job  

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Consider  the  value  the  employee  brings  

MINIMUM

$50,300 $62,400

MIDPOINT MAXIMUM

$74,400

Where  you  place  the  employee  within  the  range  depends  on  ü  Their  unique  contribu+on:  skills,  experience,  results…  ü Where  exis+ng  employees  are  in  range  ü  Room  for  growth  in  the  posi+on  or  in  other  posi+ons  

When  should  you  consider  going  outside  

the  hiring  range?  •  Trifecta  of  right  candidate  right  +me    

•  Hiring  Manager  has  goken  the  budget  approved  for  a  new  job  at  a  higher  level    

•  A  candidate  has  great  poten+al,  but  doesn’t  meet  the  minimum  requirements  

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The  Execu+on  

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Communicate  the  offer  

What’s  your  deal?  Employees  and  employers  are  in  a  rela+onship  where  they  agree  to  things  

•  Exchange  of  value  

•  Mental  math  –  does  it  add  up?  

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Remember  to  communicate  the  *whole*  offer  

Mix  of  compensa+on  and  rewards  

Company  culture,  Benefits,  Perks,  Stock,  etc  

Base  pay  

Variable  or  incen+ve  pay  

Individualized  rewards  &  recogni+on  

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Workplace  Currency  ü Addi+onal/Alterna+ve  Perks  ü Staggered  increase  or  offer  ü FTE  preference  ü PTO  ü Work  assignments  ü Development  opportuni+es  

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Elements  of  an  offer  checklist  q Name,  Title,  Reports  to,  Start  date  q Salary  q Variable  Comp  q Signing  or  Reloca+on  Bonus  q Equity  q Overview  of  benefits,  including  401k  

q Highlights  of  major  company  perks  q Notes  about  environment,  flexibility  q Key  company  culture  highlights,  diversity  ini+a+ves,  etc  q Stats  or  commitment  to  learning  &  development,  advancement  q Ability  to  do  meaningful  work  or  have  impact  on  company  goals  

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Are  you  big  enough  to  have  an  offer  process?  

Hiring  Manager  Step  1:  Demonstrate  organiza+onal  need  for  the  job  and  obtain  

budget  approval  Step  2:  Create/update  job  descrip+on    Human  Resources  Step  3:  Determine  hiring  range  (market  value  &  internal  alignment)  Step  4:  Coach  hiring  manager  to  make  whole  offer    Hiring  Manager  Step  5:  Make  whole  offer  Step  6:  Upon  acceptance,  inform  HR  to  begin  onboarding  

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Q  &  A    

(we’ll  email  this  out)