Recruitment vs Executive Search
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Which of the following accurately describes the difference between recruitment and executive search?

  • Recruitment relies on advertising the role, while executive search relies on executive search firms.
  • Recruitment uses a scattershot approach, while executive search looks for the ideal match of skills and experience.
  • Recruitment focuses on finding active job seekers, while executive search focuses on attracting candidates to apply for a role.
  • Recruitment focuses on filling entry and mid-level roles, while executive search focuses on senior leadership roles. (correct)
  • What is the main purpose of recruitment?

  • To fill senior leadership roles.
  • To advertise the role on the organization's website.
  • To attract candidates to apply and interview for a role. (correct)
  • To ensure a good fit with the company's culture.
  • Why doesn't the scattershot approach to recruitment work for senior leadership roles?

  • Senior leadership roles are typically filled internally.
  • Qualified leaders for these roles aren't actively looking for a new job. (correct)
  • The scattershot approach is ineffective for attracting candidates.
  • Senior leadership roles require a different skill set.
  • What do executive search firms look for in candidates?

    <p>The ideal match of skills, competencies, mindset, and experience.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main difference between recruitment and executive search?

    <p>Recruitment focuses on filling entry and mid-level roles, while executive search focuses on senior leadership roles.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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