2019
DOI: 10.3233/hsm-17184
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Competency-based recruitment and managerial succession

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“…= 0.554) that recruitment of employees is competent based. These findings were in line with Karimi et al (2019)…”
Section: Descriptive Analysis For Social Pressures and Strategic Perf...supporting
confidence: 88%
“…= 0.554) that recruitment of employees is competent based. These findings were in line with Karimi et al (2019)…”
Section: Descriptive Analysis For Social Pressures and Strategic Perf...supporting
confidence: 88%
“…In their study, Abdullah Karimi et. al., (2018) found that the outcomes demonstrated that focusing on competency is the most crucial factor in the competency approach to hiring.…”
Section: Review Of Literaturementioning
confidence: 95%
“…According to Ahsan and Khan (2013), the capacity to attract highly skilled human resources is dependent on the employee recruitment process implemented by organizations, which plays an important role for their competitiveness on the market. Indeed, competency-based recruitment seems to have a significantly positive effect on managerial succession (Karimi et al, 2018). Novita et al (2021) recommend improving the quality of recruitment processes and procedures to get employees who know, skills, as well as improving a transformative career development system so that the Bank's performance is healthier and developing sharia competency patterns so that they can update their performance through collaboration with the recruitment team, career development team, and a competency assessment team to look for sharia banking human resources.…”
Section: G Reward/compensation (Salary)mentioning
confidence: 99%