Employee Interview and Assessment Guide
Employee Interview and Assessment Guide
AGE : ________________________________________________
CONTACT NO : ________________________________________
1st
CRITERIA SCALE
Interview
Long-Term Potential
a) Review how many time changes the job 1 2 3 4 5
within 5 years 5
Power verbal
b) 1 2 3 4 5
Persons inside and outside the organization. 5
Research
c) Information about company background 1 2 3 4 5
product 5
Experience
d) 1 2 3 4 5
Related of the requirement 5
Achievements
e) Review resume achievement in current 1 2 3 4 5
company 4
Talented
f) 1 2 3 4 5
Other than work related 5
Organize
g) 1 2 3 4 5
Job task given 2
Prioritize
h) 1 2 3 4 5
Supportive and follow instruction 5
Ambition
i) 1 2 3 4 5
Achievement in work progress 2
Contribution
j) Accomplished in the past & achieve in the 1 2 3 4 5
future 5
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Note : Result 75% and above are success candidate.
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INTERVIEW ASSESSMENT
English
2. Mr Peter walks as ________ as possible so he would not wake the baby up.
A. Well
B. Quietly
C. Timidly
3. The students _________ go home. They in a boarding school in a different state far away.
A. Frequently
B. Always
C. Seldom
Mathematics
Answer :
2. (-0.5)2
Answer :
3. √89
Answer :
Chemistry
1. Which of the following is the colour for the live wire based on the international colour code in wiring?
A. Blue
B. Green
C. Brown
D. Yellow with green stripes
2. A bulb with 5 Ω resistance receives a voltage of 1.5 V. Calculate the value of current that flows through the bulb.
Answer :
Computer Science
1. Draw a flowchart for a simple program that asks for a username and displays "Hello" followed by the username.
Answer : Start
INPUT name
OUTPUT
"Hello" + name
End
2. Draw a flowchart for a simple program that asks for the user's year of birth,
calculates the age, and displays the user's age.
Answer : Start
INPUT
year_birth
OUTPUT
age
End
Physics
1. A golfer hits a golf of mass 45.93 g at a velocity of 50 m s-1. If the impact time is 0.005 s, what is the impulsive force actin
Answer :
2. After landing on the runway, a plan slows down so that its velocity reduces from 75 m s-1 to 5 m s-1 in 20 s. What is the
Initial velocity, u = 75 m s-1, final velocity, v = 5 m s-1, time, t = 20 s
Answer
Business Management
1. Which question is characteristic of human will?
A. Easily fulfilled
B. Live more comfortably
C. Have limitations
D. Same for individuals
2. State the form of business ownership that has the following characteristics: -
- Easy to set up
- The owner has full authority
- Low tax rate
A. Cooperative
B. Partnership
C. Sole proprietorships
D. Private limited company
through the bulb.
by the username.
is the impulsive force acting on the golf ball?
A) C) E)
B) D)
A) C) E)
B) D) F)
Sample Error checking Tests Question
Four Five
EMPLOYEE
ONBOARDING CHECKLIST
Full Name :
Age :
Gender :
Date :
EMPLOYEE EXAMINATION 1 2 3 4 5
ATTENDANCE
TRACK RECORD
Remarks:
Calculation 1 2 3 4 5
Full Point 10 20 30 40 50
A - 90% to 100%
Point Get
B - 80% to 89% 8 15 30 30 45
C - 70% to 79%
%
D - 60% to 69% 80 75 100 75 90
Failed - 59% and below - and it's not a passing grade
Note : Follow above point less than 59% (consideration) is perhapas result layoff
IMPROVED EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE
2 SCALE
CRITIRIA 1
1. Supply the Right Tools
2. Focus on onboarding
INCREASES ENGAGEMENT
3. Train emp. to succeed roles and beyond & Comm. feedback the right way
4. Recognize and reward your employees
5. Promote healthy work habits
6. Volunteer as a team and other team activities
7. Evaluate processes and address inefficiencies
8. Assign employees to the right role & task meaningful work.
9. Discuss engagement openly and often
10. Conduct employee engagement surveys
TOTAL 0
2 SCALE
CRITIRIA 1
1. Onboarding and orientation
2. Mentorship programs
RETENTION AND GROWTH
3. Employee compensation
IMPROVES EMPLOYEE
4. Perks
5. Wellness offerings
6. Communication
7. Continuous feedback on performance
8. Training and development
9. Recognition and rewards systems
10. Acknowledgement of milestones, big and small
TOTAL 0
2 SCALE
CRITIRIA 1
1. Create a Stress Free Environment
CONSISTENT
techinue.
3. Understanding of the wider objective of the program 1
4. Ability to work positively with the range of individuals involved in the program 3
Level 0 None
Level 1 Awarness
Level 2 Professional
Level 3 Expert
2 SCALE
CRITIRIA 1
1. Resistance to change
Experienced professionals prioritise their tasks and meet deadlines.
2. Lack of confidence
Spend more time thinking and worrying about what other people are doing than
focusing on your own competence and potential.
ADDRESSES INTERNAL WEAKNESSES
3. Procrastination
The act of delaying or postponing a task or set of tasks.
4. Trouble managing goals
Statements define an organization ,accomplish and programmaticall.
5. Impatience
An impatient person wants to finish tasks quickly at any cost and gets
overwhelmed due to obstacles and delays.
6. Close-mindedness
Not willing to consider different ideas or opinions.
7. Uncompromising
Showing an unwillingness to make concessions to others, especially by changing
one's ways or opinions.
8. Fear of risks
They must bear full responsibility for the outcome — for better or for worse.
TOTAL
0
2 SCALE
CRITIRIA 1
1. Offer multi-channel support
2. Make collecting feedback a company process
DELIVER HAPPIER
2 3 4 5
0 0 0 0
SCALE
2 3 4 5
0 0 0 0
SCALE
2 3 4 5
0 0 0 0
Necessary Candidate DELTA
Level Level (ASSESMENT)*
3 1 -2
2 3 +1
1 3 +2
3 1 -2
2 1 -1
1 3 -2
3 3 ---
SCALE
2 3 4 5
0 0 0 0
SCALE
2 3 4 5
0 0 0 0
COMPENSATION & BENEFIT
Low (1-2) Average (3)
NOTE : Q1 - JAN~MAR Q2 - APR~JUNE
Q3 - JUL~SEPT Q4 - OCT~DEC
DIRECT COMPENSATION Q1
Daily Wages
Part time job / Contract worker
BASE PAY
Breaks
Five consecutive hours are entitled to a leisure period of at least 30 minutes
Salary
Employee directly to company
Commission
Sales meet company target given.
INCENTIVES
Bonuses
Person's wages as a reward for good performance.
Profit sharing
Various incentive plans introduced by businesses that provide direct
Full Mark 30 15
INDIRECT COMPENSATION Q1
Annual Trip
Appreciate to employee of their service with company
PAY FOR TIME NOT
Pension fund
Employee Provident Fund (EPF)
WORK
Cell phoned
Bill claimed reimbustment
Ovetime pay
Working over 8 hours
Health insurance
INSURANCE
Clinic
Provide max. claim for family mamber
Full Mark 30
BENEFIT Q1
Annual leave
A
Annual leaves are calculated as per the number of days the employee has
been of service
Public holidays
Employees must be paid in full for all public holidays in Malaysia
A
Maternity leave
Currently 60 days, 98 days effective 1/1/2023
Profit sharing
various incentive plans introduced by businesses that provide direct
Full Mark 20
SUPPLIMENT BENEFIT Q1
Travel incentives
Travel allowance
Optical coverage
Education assistance
Dental cover
Full Mark 45
N & BENEFIT
w (1-2) Average (3) Good (4-5)
REVIEW
Q2 Q3 Q4 COMMENTS
5 5
4 5
2 5
1 5
6 5
7 5
25 30 50%
Q2 Q3 Q4 COMMENTS
30 0%
Q2 Q3 Q4 COMMENTS
5
5
5
20 0%
Q2 Q3 Q4 COMMENTS
45 0
PROMOTION REVIEW REPORT
Good attitide 2
Result 31
Percentage 89% 0% 0% 0%
Good attitide 2
Result 26
Percentage 74% 0% 0% 0%
Result 21
Percentage 60% 0% 0% 0%
Good (4-5)
Very Good
Full Mark 30
W PERFORMANCE TOTAL
RESULT %
POINT
May Jun
5 17%
5 17%
2 7%
5 17%
4 13%
5 17%
5 17%
0% 0%
Full Mark 30
W PERFORMANCE TOTAL
POINT RESULT %
May Jun
1 3%
3 10%
2 7%
5 17%
5 17%
5 17%
5 17%
0% 0%
W PERFORMANCE TOTAL
RESULT %
POINT
May Jun
5 17%
5 17%
2 7%
5 17%
4 13%
0% 0%
FIRING AND LAYING REPORT
Result Status < 50% > 75% > 90% > 100%
Review Satisfied Good Very Good
Lateness 8 9
Absent
Time Off
Medical Certificate
Poor Performance
Show Cause Letter
First Reminder
Second Reminder
____________________________________________________________
Total %
17 1.7
0 0
0 0
0 0
Total %
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
Total %
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
CONFLICT RESOLUTION REPORT
Disciplinary Process
Please tick necessaryactin as below are:-
d) Negotiated agreement
RESULT & DECISION
a) Paying competitively
Importantly, bonus and reward systems
Remuneration, rewards and perks, short-term performance bonuses and long-term loyalty-based initiatives
Yes No Others
Yes No Others
Yes No Others
Yes No Others
Yes No Others
Yes No Others
g) Celebrate wins
Teamwork is crucial to success
Yes No Others
lty-based initiatives
ss are repetitive
pany’s mission
A BRIEF PERFORMANCE REVIEW
Employee Name : Review Name :
Employee ID : Review ID :
Position : Position :
Department : Department:
Performance Standards (expressed by rating system)
Accomplishments
Weaknesess
Additional Comments
ng system)
Excellent
AN ANNUAL EVALUATION
Employee Name : Review Name :
Employee ID : Review ID :
Position : Position :
Department : Department:
Previous evaluation result
Performance standards Unsatisfactory Satisfactory Excellent
Total 0 0 0
Individual goals (manager evaluates these goals
Example 1 Example 2 Example 3
Accomplishments
Weaknesses
Did the employee give you proper notice of their absence of lateness
Communication
Does the employee seem to understand his/her role and
responsibilities?
Are there any misunderstanding about job duties or expectations ?
Dues the employee communicate regulary with their supervisor,
3
coworkers, or clients ?
Is the employee confortable speaking up and offering suggestion or
feedback ?
How does the employee's communication style compare the other 2
employees ?
Is the employee's communication effective ? 4
Full Mark 60 2 7
Does the employee have good repor with coworkers and client 3
Does the employee take direction well form a supervisor
Is the employee able to compromise and put the team's needs first
Full Mark 60 0 7
Leadership Skills
Does the employee seem like a natural leader, or does he/she need
more guidance and direction 3
Productivity
Quality of Work
Full Mark 40 2 4
Time Management
Does the employee tend to be late or miss deadlines
How often do you need to follow up with the employee on task or
assignment
Is the employee able to juggle multiple tasks or project at once
Does the employee need frequent reminders abour deadlines or
4
upcoming events
How do the employee's time management skills compare to other
2
employees
Full Mark 50 2 4
Work Ethic
Target calculation %
A 90-100
B 70-80
C 60-70
6> 8> 10 > D 50-70
Meets Exceeds
Average
Expectations Expectations
32
43 0 0 50 100%
11 8 0 28 47%
5
11 15 0 33 55%
11 7 9 32 53%
8
6
11 8 0 26 52%
9
8
6 8 9 27 68%
6 8 0 20 50%
10
8
6
6 8 10 31 62%
11 8 0 25 50%
6
12 0 0 18 36%
1. The dispute claim by either party is accepted via letter/e-mail/walk-in or phone to
Department of Labour Peninsular Malaysia/Department of Labour.
2. The documents needed to claim including:
i. Name & the address of the claimant
ii. Name & address of the company
iii. The dispute case details
iv. Supporting document such as employment contract/payslip if available
3. The investigation will begin after receiving details of complaint.
4. If the complaint is justified, series of actions will be taken with notice of correction,
'prosecution or compound. The results of the investigation will be informed to the complainant.
5. For cases proceeding prosecution phase will be started with a recording session of oath
statement of the complainant's claim.
6. Determination of the case's trial date.
7. Letter of summons to the complainant and summons will be sent to the defendant.
8. Trial
9. If either party is unsatisfied with the Labor Court Order, they may appeal to the High Court within 14 days from the date
hin 14 days from the date of the Labor Court Order.
No Types Training Training Name
Leadership Skill
4 Non Executive
Oil and Gas Safety Passport Remote Learning (NIOSH)
Autonomous Maintenance
Functional
1 Stock + UBS Transaction
Expertise
Training Effectiveness
Work Quality/
2 Basic Electronics & Basic Electronics Technical Drawing
Accuracy
Information
6 Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Power Point)
Technology
Influence/
7 Effective Negotiation/ Communication Skill
Negotiation
Product Knowledge
13 5s Awarenes/Refresher
*All training schedule subject to change based on staff availability & trainer provider date
*All training as requested in TNA.
* Approval of conducting training is based on final approval by Management; Refer Training & Development Procedure.
44 hrs monthly
Manager
MT/Mngr/TL
MT/Mngr/TL 14/1
HR Team
HR/Team Head/Supervisor
Group Leader/Supervisor/SCL/QA
Technical Person
Shipping
SCL
SCL
SCL
SCL
HR Team
HR Team
Finance Team
Finance Team
6/5, 13/5 ,
HR/Team Head/Supervisor
20/3
Sales Team/SCL
Technical 'Engineer
Apprentice Technician
QA (Refresher)
QA
QA
Prod, Techical
HSE Committee/TL
HSE Committee
HSE Committee
HSE Committee
All employee
Technical, QC
aining Plan Year 2023 Cost per HRDF Tax Total Cost Plan
head (RM) 15/8/22 (RM)
Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
24/11
RM 450 RM 300 RM 750.00
12/7
20/7 20/10
22/9
11/7
4/8
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Norzi Nani Ismail
Sr HRA Executive
Provider Venue
Duration
Hrs Trainner Provider
(Days)
Internal External In House Public
* * 2 16 SMI Asia
* * 1 8 SMI Asia
* * 1 8 SMI Asia
* * 1 8 Government
* * 1 8 SMI Asia
* * 1 8 Rohaya
* * 0.5 4 Hana
* * 2 6 Purchasing
* * 3 6 HR Dept
* * 2 8 Expert person
* * 1 8 HSE Comette
* * 2 16 QA Dept
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Gustimar Yassin Lela
Vice President
Name Paticipant
Manager
Zaila
Superviosr
HR
all employee
Related person
Related person
Related person
TBA
STRENGTHENING CHART
IDENTIFICATION AND
DIVISION OF WORK
PROCESSING
ESTABLISHING REPORTING
a) ENVOIREMENTS RELATIONSHIP
b) PERSPECTIVE
c) PROCESSES
d) PATTERNS
e) INTERRACTION
f) SUSTAIABILITY
COMBINATION OF FUNCTIONAL
DEPARTMENTALIZATION
RECRUITMENT AND SELECTION
Remarks
Note :
Note :
Note :
Note :
Note :
MANPOWER RESOURCE SHEET
LOCATION
HARIMAU
PETROCON MANAGEMENT SALES & ADMIN / HUMAN COSTING FACTORY DEPT MANAGEMENT
SERVICES PTE LTD MARKETING RESOURCE TRAINEE
SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT
PERSONAL DRIVER
GROUP MANAGER
OPERATION MGR.
SNR. EXECUTIVE
VICE PRESIDENT
SUPERVISOR
SUPERVISOR
SUPERVISOR
SUPERVISOR
EXECUTIVE
EXECUTIVE
MANAGER
MANAGER
MANAGER
MANAGER
CLERICAL
CLERICAL
CLERICAL
CLERICAL
CLERICAL
CLEANER
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
STAFF
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1
MANPOWER
TOTAL 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
V. PRESIDENT 2
OPERATION MGR. 1
MANAGER 5
SNR. EXECUTIVE 1
EXECUTIVE 4
SUPERVISOR / OFFICER 9
ASST. 1
STAFF 11
CLERICAL 1
LEADER 6
OPERATOR 20
PERSONAL DRIVER 1
CLEANER 1
63
Remarks : Requisition manpower according maximum capability (example : Daily Ot, Saturday OT , Sunday OT)
If can't make it then request , get HOD approval.
STAFF
3
TRAINEE
1
1
1
MANAGEMENT
CLERICAL
EXECUTIVE
0 1
1
SUPERVISOR & OFFICER
3
1
1
1
LEADER
1
SUPPLY
1
SHIPPING
CLERICAL
1
CHAIN,LOGISTIC,
1
MANAGER
1
SUPERVISOR
1 0
SUPERVISOR & OFFICER
1
1
FINANCE
ASSISTANT
1
1
MANAGER
0
SUPERVISOR
1
1
STAFF
MAINTENANCE
CLERICAL
0 0
MANAGER
0
SUPERVISOR
0
STAFF
0
TRAINEE
MANAGEMENT
CLERICAL
0
MANAGER
SUPERVISOR
0 0
STAFF
3
1
1
1
APPRENTICE
CLERICAL
0
MANAGER
0
SUPERVISOR
1
OPERATOR
1 1
METAL (BAYU)
LEADER
1 1
1
MANAGER
1
1
SUPERVISOR
1
OPERATOR
1 15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
(PENAGA)
PRODUCTION
T , Sunday OT)
(PENAGA)
PRODUCTION
LEADER & MATERIAL CONTROLLER
4
1
1
1
1
MANAGER
SUPERVISOR
0 1
1
STAFF
3
QUALITY
1
1
1
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT
0
MANAGER
0
SUPERVISOR & OFFICER
OPERATOR
1 4
BRANCH
1
1
1
1 1
TELUK KALONG
CLERICAL
0
MANAGER
0
SUPERVISOR
0
STAFF
0
TECHNICIAN
CLERICAL
MANAGER
0 0
SUPERVISOR
0
STAFF
0
ENGINEER
TECHNICAL
CLERICAL
0
QUESTIONAIRE - EMPLOYEE SATISFACTION
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________
4. Please indicate the extent to which you agree with the following statements:-
Neither
Disagree Strongly Somewhat Agree Nor Somewhat Strongly Agree
Completely Disagree Disagree Agree Agree Completely
Disagree
5. Please indicate the extent to which you agree with the following requirements.
a) Your pay ?
d)
The process used to determined annual raises ?
__________________________________________________________________
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1 - 3 years
4 - 6 years
Male
Female
18 - 29
30 - 39
10 - 55
10 - 55
55+ years