Offsite Scribing Services available

Posted: 27 March, 2020

Select Right would like to let all our clients know that we are still open for business and available to assist with selection processes, minute taking, and end-to-end recruitment. We will be supporting our clients via online video conferencing options during the COVID-19 crisis. Please feel free to get in touch and discuss options.

Scribing positions available in Sydney, Canberra, Brisbane & Melbourne

Posted: 21 May, 2015

Select Right is a leader in providing recruitment, selection and assessment and scribing support to the public sector. We provide a wide range of Human Resource services including: scribing for selection committees, training and coaching, provision of secretariat services for conferences, meetings, tenders and minute taking.
Select Right is recruiting experienced scribes who have a diversity of skills and experience compatible with our core business.

We would like to hear from you if you are based in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne and can offer -
- Public sector experience or management/executive level or senior recruitment experience in the private sector
- Commitment to our company values of service, value adding and a professional and ethical approach
- Strong interpersonal and communication skills and a results focus
-High level writing skills
You will be responsible for taking detailed interview notes, reference checking and drafting of Selection Committee reports.
We offer a professional and collegiate environment, variety, autonomy, excellent remuneration, training and mentoring and support.
Select Right sources work assignments and provides ongoing training, development and administrative support to its consultants.

Consultant hours and working arrangements are flexible and responsive to demand.

Contact us through the website.

Upwards Feedback

Posted: 14 January, 2015

Our Upwards Feedback service is individually tailored and designed to gather information about your team leaders and people managers which reflects the leadership capabilities and performance assessment framework of each organisation or department. It gathers the perceptions of staff about performance, identifies common themes, aids in performance feedback, management and development and allows all levels of management to address areas for improvement in a targeted manner.
Talk to us about how we can design a process to suit your workplace.

Resume health checks

Posted: 24 March, 2014

Are you sending out resumes and getting nowhere?
We understand the importance of a good resume. Let us help you with an assessment of your current resume by experienced recruiters who know what will attract an employer to you. For a small investment you could be getting the interviews that your skills and experience deserve. Call Select Right today for a no obligation discussion about what we can do for your resume.

Bookings on the go!

Posted: 30 January, 2014

Select Right's website Is now configured for access via mobile devices. That means you can still contact us and make bookings when you are out and about or on the go. It is simple to navigate and easy to read on your phone or tablet. Contact us for enquiries about any of our services.

Training for Selection Panel members

Posted: 15 February, 2013

Our workshops for selection panel members go way beyond what others offer. Give your selection panel members real insights into selecting the right person for the job. We provide hands-on workshops, onsite in your office, for small groups of 6-8 participants. See our workshop outline under Training on our website.
Cost effective and a valuable way to utilise your training budget this year. Call for more details - we can custom tailor a workshop for your group.

Select Right break into Canberra

Posted: 25 May, 2012

Select Right are thrilled to announce that we now have consultants based in Canberra, able to service recruitment processes in the ACT and surrounds. For national processes which cover Canberra and other States as well as stand alone Canberra based processes, our consultants are well placed to assist. Call us for a quote or to discuss our services - you will find the Select Right commitment to service and quality is second to none.

3 Things You Should Always Do When Interviewing Applicants for a Job

Posted: 30 March, 2012
  1. Ask the candidate why they want to work for your organisation and why they want this role – you might get a stock standard answer to this one, but the candidate’s responses may also show you if they are genuinely interested in working both for your organisation and in this particular position. You may find that the candidate has not researched your organisation or the role. You want to recruit someone who cares enough about getting this job to have done their homework before the interview. Beware of candidates who can tell you why they want to work for your organisation but not why they are passionate about the job you are offering. They may only want a foot in the door to their preferred job, leaving you looking for someone else very soon.

  2. Ask the candidate why they are thinking about leaving their current role – answers to this question often give you insight into the real person, not just the interview persona. Look out for complaints about the boss's management skills or dissatisfaction with the team. This could be an indicator of poor interpersonal or team skills. Remember that you are the next boss. Do you want an employee who is prepared to criticise you at their next interview?

  3. Hone in on vague and general responses to your questions – when a candidate gives very vague responses to your questions, ask further probing questions such as “what did you do then?”, “what was your role in this example?” or “can you provide us with some more detail about the situation?”. By probing further you will readily see whether a candidate is providing you with genuine evidence of their skills and abilities or whether they have embellished their role in a situation.