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Recruitment and selection
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- Q1What is an example of an external source of recruitment?Employee referralsSuccession planningJob boardsInternal job postings30s
- Q2What is the purpose of a job interview?To verify the candidate's employment historyTo assess a candidate's qualifications and fit for the positionTo determine the starting salary for the positionTo provide general information about the company30s
- Q3What is the purpose of a job description?To advertise the company's products or servicesTo provide a summary of the company's financial statusTo list all the employees in the departmentTo clearly outline the responsibilities and requirements of a position30s
- Q4What is the purpose of reference checks in the recruitment process?To negotiate the candidate's salary and benefitsTo assess the candidate's technical skillsTo verify information and gather insights about a candidate's past performanceTo conduct background checks for criminal records30s
- Q5What is the purpose of a resume in the recruitment process?To schedule an interview with the candidateTo showcase a candidate's skills, qualifications, and work experienceTo verify the candidate's educational backgroundTo request employment references30s
- Q6What is the purpose of a pre-employment test?To verify the candidate's employment historyTo negotiate the terms of employmentTo evaluate a candidate's skills, knowledge, or aptitude for a specific jobTo conduct a background check on the candidate30s
- Q7What is a panel interview?An interview where a candidate is interviewed by a single interviewerAn interview where a candidate is interviewed by multiple interviewers at the same timeAn interview where a candidate is interviewed by a computer programAn interview where a candidate is interviewed individually by multiple interviewers30s
- Q8What is a behavioral interview?An interview where a candidate is asked generic and hypothetical questionsAn interview where a candidate is asked technical questionsAn interview where a candidate is asked about their future goalsAn interview where a candidate is asked about their past behavior in specific situations30s
- Q9What is a group interview?An interview where a candidate is interviewed via video conferenceAn interview where multiple candidates are interviewed togetherAn interview where a candidate is interviewed individually by multiple interviewersAn interview where a candidate is interviewed by a single interviewer30s
- Q10What is a competency-based interview?An interview where a candidate is asked about their personal interests and hobbiesAn interview where a candidate is assessed on specific skills and abilities required for the jobAn interview where a candidate is assessed on their physical appearanceAn interview where a candidate is asked general knowledge questions30s
- Q11Which of the following is an example of an illegal interview question?What are your salary expectations?As an employer, are you planning to have children in the future?What is your previous work experience?How do you handle stress in the workplace?30s
- Q12Which of the following is an example of an unethical recruitment practice?Posting a job ad that intentionally excludes a certain race or nationality.Conducting background checks on all potential hires.Using social media to actively search for qualified candidates.Conducting aptitude tests to assess candidate skills.30s
- Q13What is the purpose of an employment contract in the recruitment process?To provide a formal offer of employment to the candidate.To conduct background checks on the candidate.To determine the candidate's skillset and qualifications.To establish the terms and conditions of employment between the employer and the candidate.30s
- Q14Which of the following is an example of an ethical practice in recruitment?Providing equal opportunities to all applicants regardless of their gender.Sharing confidential applicant information with unauthorized individuals.Asking invasive personal questions during the interview.Selecting candidates based on personal connections rather than qualifications.30s
- Q15Which of the following is an example of an illegal recruitment practice?Conducting reference checks on potential hires.Using standardized tests to evaluate candidate skills.Rejecting a candidate based on their religious beliefs.Providing clear job descriptions in the job posting.30s