E-recruitment involves using online technology to attract, recruit, and hire candidates. It allows both employers and job seekers to advertise vacancies, search for jobs, apply for positions, and manage the recruitment process online. Some key e-recruitment methods include job boards, employer websites, and professional networking sites. The advantages of e-recruitment are that it reduces costs, saves time, widens the candidate pool, and allows talent to be tracked over time. However, some candidates may lack online access or skills, and websites need to be well-designed to attract applicants. Organizations often combine e-recruitment with traditional methods to meet their strategic hiring needs.
E-recruitment involves using online technology to attract, recruit, and hire candidates. It allows both employers and job seekers to advertise vacancies, search for jobs, apply for positions, and manage the recruitment process online. Some key e-recruitment methods include job boards, employer websites, and professional networking sites. The advantages of e-recruitment are that it reduces costs, saves time, widens the candidate pool, and allows talent to be tracked over time. However, some candidates may lack online access or skills, and websites need to be well-designed to attract applicants. Organizations often combine e-recruitment with traditional methods to meet their strategic hiring needs.
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E-recruitment involves using online technology to attract, recruit, and hire candidates. It allows both employers and job seekers to advertise vacancies, search for jobs, apply for positions, and manage the recruitment process online. Some key e-recruitment methods include job boards, employer websites, and professional networking sites. The advantages of e-recruitment are that it reduces costs, saves time, widens the candidate pool, and allows talent to be tracked over time. However, some candidates may lack online access or skills, and websites need to be well-designed to attract applicants. Organizations often combine e-recruitment with traditional methods to meet their strategic hiring needs.
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By: Marwa Mohamed Introduction • What is e-recruitment? • Using e-recruitment • E-recruitment methods • How will e-recruitment work? • Advantages of using e-recruitment • Disadvantages of using e-recruitment What is e-recruitment? • E-recruitment, known as online recruitment, is the use of technology to attract and recruit candidates where they can apply for vacancies online. • Job seekers can fill an online application form when the employer can view and download them later Using e-recruitment Technology can be used to: • Advertise vacancies • Select candidates (online testing, information gathering) • Learn about how you are perceived in the market place • Enhance employer brand • Create a personal relationship with the talent pool E-recruitment methods
Some of the e-recruitment methods are:
Job boards: are websites where the employers post jobs and search for candidates
Employer web site: is the company’s owned
website
Professional websites: These are for specific
professions, skills and not general in nature How will e-recruitment work? • Applicants will search for vacancies on websites and they can view the Position Description and complete an online application form and attach their CV. • They will receive an immediate email acknowledgement. • Immediately following lodgment of an application, and any other documentation, can be viewed by the employer. • Successful applicants will be notified by email for further procedures. • Unsuccessful applicants will be notified by email Advantages of using e-recruitment • Reducing recruitment costs • Time saving device • Widens the search • Building a talent bank for future vacancies • Allow organizations to make use of IT systems to manage vacancies more effectively and co- ordinate recruitment processes Disadvantages of using e-recruitment • People may lack access to computers or do not have the skills necessary to use online recruitment. • Candidates are not attracted to badly designed websites or technical difficulties are encountered • It is not convenient for recruiting top management. • It could create a huge volume of unqualified candidates. Organizations may use a mix of traditional and online methods depending on what meets their strategic recruitment needs. The purpose of both is to fill a vacant position with the best fit candidate, cost-effectively and on time Thank You