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1. Recruitment
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1. Recruitment, English for Human Resources Exercises and Flashcards
Wordlist for 1. Recruitment, English for Human Resources
Word | Example |
job description | The job description clearly outlines the responsibilities and requirements for the position |
job advertisement | The company posted a job advertisement to attract qualified candidates |
recruitment agency | Many companies partner with recruitment agencies to find top talent |
candidate sourcing | Candidate sourcing is the process of identifying potential employees |
talent pool | The company has a large talent pool to choose from for the new role |
screening process | The screening process helps eliminate unqualified candidates early |
interview panel | The interview panel will assess the candidates' skills and experience |
job offer | After the interview, the candidate received a job offer |
head-hunting | Head-hunting is used to recruit top-level executives from other companies |
recruitment drive | The recruitment drive attracted hundreds of applicants for the open positions |
employer branding | Employer branding is important for attracting top talent to your company |
onboarding | The onboarding process helps new employees integrate smoothly into the company culture |
CV screening | CV screening is the first step in the recruitment process |
campus recruitment | Campus recruitment is an effective way to find young, talented candidates |
talent acquisition | Talent acquisition is a strategic approach to identifying and hiring top talent |
employer of choice | The company strives to be the employer of choice for professionals in the industry |
referral program | The referral program incentivizes employees to recommend qualified candidates |
shortlisting | After reviewing the applications, the team began shortlisting the top candidates |
recruiting funnel | The recruiting funnel is a way to manage candidates through the hiring process |
passive candidates | Passive candidates are those who aren't actively looking for a job but might be open to new opportunities |
active job seekers | Active job seekers are candidates currently looking for new positions |
interview invitation | The company sent out interview invitations to the shortlisted candidates |
job posting | The job posting was shared on multiple job boards to reach a wider audience |
salary expectations | It's important to discuss salary expectations early in the recruitment process |
recruitment process | The recruitment process can take several weeks depending on the number of applicants |
recruitment marketing | Recruitment marketing focuses on promoting the company to attract the best candidates |
recruiting strategy | The recruiting strategy includes targeted outreach and leveraging social media platforms |
screening interview | A screening interview helps determine if the candidate is a good fit for the position |
candidate experience | Candidate experience refers to the overall interaction a job seeker has with a company during the recruitment process |
skills assessment | The skills assessment helps determine whether a candidate possesses the necessary abilities for the role |
cultural fit | Cultural fit is important to ensure the candidate will work well within the company's values and team dynamics |
interview feedback | Interview feedback is used to inform candidates whether they were successful or not |
job requirements | The job requirements include qualifications, experience, and specific skill sets |
recruiting tools | Recruiting tools such as applicant tracking systems (ATS) help streamline the hiring process |
job market | The job market has become more competitive, requiring companies to offer attractive packages to candidates |
job vacancy | The company has posted a job vacancy for a new marketing manager |
candidate pool | The candidate pool was narrowed down to five strong candidates |
employee retention | Employee retention programs help organizations keep valuable employees longer |
pre-employment checks | Pre-employment checks are done to verify the background and qualifications of a candidate |
diversity in recruitment | Diversity in recruitment ensures that different perspectives and backgrounds are represented within the team |
recruiting efforts | The recruiting efforts include attending job fairs and networking events |
job match | The recruiter will ensure that the candidate's skills and experience match the job requirements |
recruitment metrics | Recruitment metrics, such as time-to-hire and cost-per-hire, help measure the efficiency of the hiring process |
external recruitment | External recruitment is when a company hires candidates from outside the organization |
internal recruitment | Internal recruitment promotes employees from within the company to fill open positions |
background check | A background check is conducted to confirm a candidate's employment history and criminal record |