2. Introduction of recruitment:
Recruitment process involves a
systematic procedure from
sourcing the candidates to
arranging and conducting the
interviews, mainly divided into
two parts:
• Recruitment
&
• Selection
4. Is the step of evaluating the market of
manpower specifications such as:
Salaries (salary survey).
Qualifications (comparing the
should be with the as is).
Cost vs. benefits
(advertisement and hiring cost
vs. the returned benefits).
Labor Research
5. Sourcing is the step of creating the database pool of the required
calibers in order to cover the vacant positions by segmenting the
market of sources for example:
Digital sources (Social media, Recruitment websites,…).
Educational (Universities, Training Centers,…).
Head Hunting.
Sourcing
7. Is the step of talents acquisition by selling the vacancy with the
attractive advertisements and choosing the appropriate place to
put it on.
Attracting
8. 2- Selection
Is the step of choosing the right person for the right job
11. Is the result from the equation of comparing the job specifications
with candidates’ resumes.
Shortlisting
12. Having a direct communication with the applicants in order to
arrange the next step either by interviewing or testing them.
Contacting
13. The main most important, and the final step before hiring the
candidates, as it measures:
Meeting the candidate profile.
Work performance.
Education & Training.
Bearing, appearance and self- expression.
Motivation and potential.
Capabilities and management skills.
Interviewing & Testing
14. Conclusion:
• Recruitment is the process of
identifying and receiving
human resources from the
labor market for a giving
vacant position.
• Selection is the process of
choosing from the eligible
human resources.