Talent Acquisition vs Recruitment
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- Q1Talent acquisition and recruitment are:Similar but with a strategic vs reactive approachSynonymous termsExactly the sameCompletely different30s
- Q2Who is typically responsible for recruitment activities?Talent acquisition specialistsIT departmentMarketing departmentHiring managers30s
- Q3Talent acquisition focuses on:Managing employee benefitsFilling immediate job openingsMeeting the organization's long-term talent needsDeveloping training programs30s
- Q4Which of the following is NOT a core function of talent acquisition?Overseeing employee relationsStrategic workforce planningIdentifying future skills gapsDay-to-day recruiting tasks30s
- Q5The main difference between talent acquisition and recruitment is:Scope and planningSoftware usedLegal complianceBudget allocation30s
- Q6Talent acquisition specialists are most likely to be found in:Non-profit organizationsLarge organizations with complex hiring needsStartupsSmall businesses30s
- Q7Which of the following is a proactive talent acquisition strategy?Reacting to job applications as they come inConducting exit interviews with departing employeesBuilding a talent pool of potential candidatesPosting open positions on job boards30s
- Q8Recruiting activities are typically:More time-consuming than talent acquisition activitiesLess strategic than talent acquisition activitiesLess important than talent acquisition activitiesMore specialized than talent acquisition activities30s
- Q9An organization with a strong talent acquisition strategy is likely to have:A less competitive employer brandA smaller recruitment teamA more limited selection of candidatesA lower employee turnover rate30s
- Q10The success of a talent acquisition program can be measured by:The time it takes to fill open positionsThe quality of the hires madeThe number of job applications receivedThe cost per hire30s