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Attracting qualified individuals to apply for a job

Recruitment

State owned ad agency.

Public employment agencies

Printed media ad with a high success rate

Newspaper ads

Media ads done on TV or radio

Electronic media

Placed by an applicant to try attracting organisations to hire them

Situation wanted ads

The use of advertising principles for recruitment

Point of purchase method

Recruiters sent to colleges

Campus recruiters

Third party recruiters hired by either organisations or applicants

Outside recruiters

Look for highly qualified individuals to fill non entry level jobs; "head hunters"

Executive search firms

Informal recruitment method where current employees recommend family and friends for a position

Employee referrals

Employers obtain mailing lists and send help wanted letters; useful for finding people who are not actively job seeking

Direct mail

Designed to allow several firms at a time to provide company information in a personal fashion

Job fairs

Incentives

Used to attract applicants when unemployment rates are low

Finding people outside the organisation to fill a job opening

External recruitment

Promoting existing employees to fill a job opening

Internal recruitment

Interview where all questions result from a job analysis. All applicants get the same questions and are rated with a standardised key.

Structured job interview

Interview style where the is one applicant and one interviewer

One on one

Interview style where an applicant is interviewed by several people in a short amount of time

Serial

Interview style where an applicant is interviewed by several people over a longer period of time

Return

Interview style where an applicant is interviewed by several people at the same time

Panel

Interview style where several applicants are interviewed by a single person

Group

Interview mediums

Face to face, telephone, video conferencing, written