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Recruitment & Selection
Process of finding & attracting qualify applicants to fill the vacant position.
Two factors affecting recruitment
1. External factors
2. Internal factors
Basically two sources of recruitment
1. Internal
2. External
1. Informal method
2. Formal method
Process of choosing the best candidate.
Reception of application
Screening
Application Blank
Employment tests
Interview
References
Medical Examination
Hiring decision
? Positive in nature
? Involves encouraging
candidates to apply
? Starts before selection
? Main objective is to create
pool of candidates
? Lower level manager deals
with the process
? No restriction on the
number of persons applying
for the job
? Negative in nature
? Selection from amongst the
qualified candidates
? Starts after recruitment
process
? Objective is to select the
most appropriate person
after eliminating others
? Middle & top level manager
deals with the process
? Only restricted number of
persons are selected.
Recruitment SelectionVS
Manager notifies
of vacancy
HR departments
post hob
openings
HR receive bids
from interested
applicants
HR department
screened
candidates
List of candidates
given by Human
Resources to
Managers
Call for test &
Interview
Filling position
Types of recruitment
1) External recruitment
? Job advertisement ? Job watch ? SCB global career
website
2) Internal job recruitment
? Employee referral ? SCB global career website
Initial screening
Completing the
application form
Employment test
Comprehensive
interview
Background
Investigation
Decision making
Selection
Couple of steps to be followed:
1. Written Test (Elaborative & M.C.Q)
2. VIVA
Recruit from 2 sources:
1. Internal (Fill vacancies with qualified existing employee)
2. External ( Walk-ins,campus recruitment,Job Advertisement
etc.)
Consists of 8 steps:
1. Initial screening interview
2. Completing the application form
3. Employment test
4. Comprehensive interview
5. Background investigation
6. A conditional job offer
7. Medical or physical examination
8. The permanent job offer
Selection

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Recruitment & Selection

  • 2. Process of finding & attracting qualify applicants to fill the vacant position. Two factors affecting recruitment 1. External factors 2. Internal factors Basically two sources of recruitment 1. Internal 2. External 1. Informal method 2. Formal method
  • 3. Process of choosing the best candidate. Reception of application Screening Application Blank Employment tests Interview References Medical Examination Hiring decision
  • 4. ? Positive in nature ? Involves encouraging candidates to apply ? Starts before selection ? Main objective is to create pool of candidates ? Lower level manager deals with the process ? No restriction on the number of persons applying for the job ? Negative in nature ? Selection from amongst the qualified candidates ? Starts after recruitment process ? Objective is to select the most appropriate person after eliminating others ? Middle & top level manager deals with the process ? Only restricted number of persons are selected. Recruitment SelectionVS
  • 5. Manager notifies of vacancy HR departments post hob openings HR receive bids from interested applicants HR department screened candidates List of candidates given by Human Resources to Managers Call for test & Interview Filling position Types of recruitment 1) External recruitment ? Job advertisement ? Job watch ? SCB global career website 2) Internal job recruitment ? Employee referral ? SCB global career website
  • 6. Initial screening Completing the application form Employment test Comprehensive interview Background Investigation Decision making Selection
  • 7. Couple of steps to be followed: 1. Written Test (Elaborative & M.C.Q) 2. VIVA Recruit from 2 sources: 1. Internal (Fill vacancies with qualified existing employee) 2. External ( Walk-ins,campus recruitment,Job Advertisement etc.)
  • 8. Consists of 8 steps: 1. Initial screening interview 2. Completing the application form 3. Employment test 4. Comprehensive interview 5. Background investigation 6. A conditional job offer 7. Medical or physical examination 8. The permanent job offer Selection