Peilong He
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1. Introduction The case study of USC luring two top scientists could be a very good example of hiring great people. Along with the development of human resources, the normal recruitment processes are evolved into creative recruitment processes. Organizations change their recruitment strategies in order to get the ideal staff. Looking for talent could be a bid problem for organizations and the recruiters are employed to complete this task. The creative recruiting could help organizations to get the ideal hires. According to the successful courting two of the world’s preeminent neuroscientists of USC, the recruitment strategies and remuneration strategies should be analyzed carefully to find the creative methods USC employed (Boam, Sparrow and Wilkinson.2006).
The following sections would illustrate the critical evaluation of recruitment and remuneration strategies adopted by USC, the complement of remuneration strategies to recruitment strategies and the contribution of recruitment and remuneration strategies to USC’s strategic objectives.
2. Critical evaluation of recruitment and remuneration strategies adopted by USC Before making critical evaluation of recruitment and remuneration strategies adopted by USC, the summary of recruitment strategies adopted by USC should be summarized as following: • Building and maintaining a relationship with two neuroscientists and those close persons around the neuroscientists (Ackah,Heaton.2004). • Encouraging employee networking which involves the most senior people. • Creating organization culture where deans know janitors as well as they know their medical school faculty (Clarke, 1999).
As for the remuneration processes, the USC offered relevant benefits as following: • Firstly, Offering money and facilities; • When knowing UCLA expanding the lab and giving the men more