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Recruitment and selectionRecruitment and Selection are processes are important in an organization for selecting the right candidate for a job and thus contributing to growth of organization. In organization recruitment and selection is mainly the task of Human Resource department. People confuses with the words recruitment and selection because both words are used in context of inviting and selecting new candidates for the vacancies in organization to deal with responsibility of that particular job. But the meanings of these two words are very much different from each other. What is Recruitment? What is Selection? Difference between Recruitment and
Selection: Recruitment ends with the collection of applications from potential applicants while selection ends with the selection of the right candidate from the pool of applications Recruitment is a positive process because it results in the pool of applications while selection is called the negative process because it eliminates all the other candidates that are left after the selection of right candidate. Why recruitment is done? Factors affecting recruitment process can be
broadly categorized into internal and external. External factors are those which exist in
external environment. These are: Recruitment can be classified into internal
and external. External Recruitment process
includes: Process of Selection:
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