Concept
How do firms recruit applicants?
IntroductionToBusiness OP 8D04gAa / Summary of Learning Outcomes
"8.2 Employee Recruitment 2. How do firms recruit applicants? When a job vacancy occurs, most firms begin by trying to fill the job from within the ranks of their own employees, known as the internal labor market. If a suitable internal candidate is not available, the firm turns to the external labor market. Firms use local media to recruit nontechnical, unskilled, and nonsupervisory workers. To locate highly trained recruits, employers use college recruiters, executive search firms, job fairs, and company websites to promote job openings. During the job search process, firms present an accurate and positive image of the company to those being recruited, called recruitment branding."
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