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What is Recruitment?
Recruitment is a process of hiring a suitable candidate for a suitable position as per our client requirement within
given time frame within the budget provided by the client. (or) Recruitment refers to the overall process of
identifying, sourcing, screening, shortlisting, and interviewing candidates for jobs within an company / for the
client company. Recruitment can also refer to the processes involved in choosing individuals.
What is staffing?
Staffing is the process of hiring, positioning and overseeing employees in an organization. The selection and
training of individuals for specific job functions, and charging them with the associated responsibilities is called
Staffing.
What is sourcing?
Sourcing is the proactive searching for qualified job candidates for current or planned open positions; it is not the
reactive function of reviewing resumes and applications sent to the company in response to a job posting or pre-
screening candidates
What is Screening?
Screening candidates is a key part of a startup's recruitment process—it involves reviewing resumes and cover
letters, conducting video or phone interviews and then identifying the top candidates.
What are the basics steps in Recruitment?
1. Identify Your Needs. 2. Prepare the Job Description. 3. Create a Recruitment Plan.
4. Start Searching and sourcing the candidates 5. Screen the Candidate Resumes. 6. Recruit Top-Tier
Candidates. 7. Conduct a Phone Screening. 8. Submitting the Resume to Client / Management. 9. Interview in
Person. 10. Offering the Job
US – United States of America
Capital – Washington DC (District of Columbia)
President – Joe Biden (since January,20,2021)
Currency – Dollar
Language- English

Please write down all the state names, Short forms and Capitals in USA?
States Code Capitals States Code Capitals
Alabama AL Montgomery Kentucky KY Frankfort
Alaska AK Juneau Louisiana LA Baton
Rouge
Arizona AZ Phoenix Maine ME Augusta
Arkansas AR Little Rock Maryland MD Annapolis
California CA Sacramento Massachusetts MA Boston
Colorado CO Denver Michigan MI Lansing
Connecticut CT Hartford Minnesota MN St. Paul
Delaware DE Dover Mississippi MS Jackson
Florida FL Tallahassee Missouri MO Jefferson
City
Georgia GA Atlanta Montana MT Helena
Hawaii HI Honolulu Nebraska NE Lincoln
Idaho ID Boise Nevada NV Carson City
Illinois IL Springfield New NH Concord
Hampshire
Indiana IN Indianapolis New Jersey NJ Trenton
Iowa IA Des Moines New Mexico NM Santa Fe
Kansas KS Topeka Utah UT Salt Lake
City
New York NY Albany Vermont VT Montpelier
North NC Raleigh Virginia VA Richmond
Carolina
North Dakota ND Bismarck Washington WA Olympia
Ohio OH Columbus West Virginia WV Charleston
Oklahoma OK Oklahoma Wisconsin WI Madison
City
Oregon OR Salem Wyoming WY Cheyenne
Pennsylvania PA Harrisburg South Dakota SD Pierre
Rhode Island RI Providence Tennessee TN Nashville
South SC Columbia Texas TX Austin
Carolina

US TIME ZONE
EST- Eastern Standard Time
CST- Central Standard Time
MST- Mountain Standard Time
PST- Pacific Standard Time
How many States are there in EST?
Washington, D.C. and 17 states are located entirely within the Eastern Time Zone. They are:
Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey,
New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia,
West Virginia. Five states are partly in the Eastern Time Zone, with the remaining portions in the
Central Time Zone. They are: Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Tennessee
How many States are there in CST?
Ten states are contained entirely in the Central Time Zone: Alabama, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa,
Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Wisconsin, Five states are split between
the CST and MST Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas
How many states are there in MST?
Six states are fully contained in the Mountain Time Zone: Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah,
Wyoming Arizona (does not use daylight saving time except for Navajo Nation) Idaho and Oregon
Two states are split between the Mountain Time Zone and the Pacific Time Zone.
How many states are there in PST?
California, Washington, Idaho, Nevada and Oregon Three states are split between the Pacific
Time Zone and the Mountain Time Zone:

Difference between Indian Time Zone and US Time Zone:

• If India is AM then US will be PM and if India is PM then US will be AM. Eastern Zone Time:
We have to add 02:30 Hrs.
• If Indian Time 02:30 Hrs. If you add it, then it will be the time of the Eastern States of the US.
For example: If India is 02:00 AM then Eastern States of US will be 04:30 PM.
• Central Zone Time: We have to add 01:30 Hrs.
• If Indian Time 01:30 Hrs. If you add it then it will be the time of the Central States of the US.
For example: If India is 02:00 AM then the Central States of US will be 03:30 PM.
• Mountain Zone Time: We have to add 30 Minutes.
• If Indian Time is added 30 Minutes then it will be the time of Mountain States of US. For
example: If India is 02:00 AM then Eastern States of US will be 02:30 PM.
• Pacific Zone Time: We have to Subtract 30 Minutes. (Reducing 30 Minutes from Indian Time)
If you make 30 Minutes Minus from Indian Time, then it will be the time of Pacific States of
US. For example: If India is 02:00 AM then Pacific States of US will be 01:30 PM.