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D Shahila (2013) published an article which helps in explaining E-recruitment challenges covering
challenges that are faced by companies while using online recruitment. This article highlights the
points like online recruitment is facing challenges from employers and job seekers point of view and
covers points like difficulty in finding suitable applicant, competition with competitors for good
candidates, negotiation, transparency of system, difficulty in judging companies working culture.
E-recruitment, also known as online recruitment, is the practice of using technology and in particular
web based resources for tasks involved with finding, attracting, assessing, interviewing and hiring job
candidates [7]. It is the process of recruiting job candidates with the aid of electronic resources,
particularly Internet.
Dr. Bhupendra Singh Hada and Swati Gairola have proposed ‘Opportunities& Challenges of E-
Recruitment’. This research paper mainly helped in understanding the concept of E-
Recruitment, challenges, scope and benefits of E-Recruitment. The fundamentals of E-
Recruitment include Poaching, Social networking, online testing an Employer’s website.
Advantages of E-Recruitment include: Time-saving and cost-saving, helps in searching for
candidates faster using search words easily, advertising benefits. Some of the challenges of E-
Recruitment include: Not suitable for all types of jobs, impersonal, privacy issues.