Title

Hannaford Bros. has implemented a computer test to screen all prospective entry-

Authors

Evan Halper

Source

Maine Times

Date

12-14-1995

Pages

11

Abstract

Hannaford Bros. has implemented a computer test to screen all prospective entry-level employees at Shop 'n Save stores. The company was spending an average $9 to screen each applicant for an entry-level position, and use of the computer has cut the cost significantly. The system cost Hannaford $30,000 and is projected to save $250,000 in the first year of operation. The computer interview consists of 100 multiple-choice questions and five situation videos, and attempts to gauge friendly and alternative behavior as well as likelihood to stay with the company. Details.

Subjects

Employment interviewing, Hannaford Bros Company Scarborough

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