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What is the primary purpose of the recruitment process?
What is the primary purpose of the recruitment process?
- To filter out unqualified candidates
- To identify and attract qualified candidates (correct)
- To evaluate the financial status of the organization
- To assess the current employees' performance
Why does hiring the wrong person for a job pose a significant cost to organizations?
Why does hiring the wrong person for a job pose a significant cost to organizations?
- It leads to a loss of time and momentum (correct)
- It reduces the cost of training and onboarding
- It affects weekend employment benefits
- It improves team morale and performance
What is considered one of the assets that add value to a company, according to the text?
What is considered one of the assets that add value to a company, according to the text?
- Equipment
- Financial resources
- Technology
- Human resources (correct)
During recruitment, what is an organization trying to do with respect to job applicants?
During recruitment, what is an organization trying to do with respect to job applicants?
What is meant by 'the recruitment funnel'?
What is meant by 'the recruitment funnel'?
What is a potential consequence of a bad hire according to the text?
What is a potential consequence of a bad hire according to the text?
What is a realistic job preview (RJP)?
What is a realistic job preview (RJP)?
What is an example of internal recruitment method?
What is an example of internal recruitment method?
What is the process of looking inside the organization for existing qualified employees who might be promoted to higher-level positions?
What is the process of looking inside the organization for existing qualified employees who might be promoted to higher-level positions?
What is an external recruitment method that relies on current employees referring friends, family, or neighbors for available positions?
What is an external recruitment method that relies on current employees referring friends, family, or neighbors for available positions?
Which type of agency charges a fee for its services and is likely to serve the white-collar labor market?
Which type of agency charges a fee for its services and is likely to serve the white-collar labor market?
What happens during a 'dry promotion'?
What happens during a 'dry promotion'?
