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What is Mating theory?
a. employers seek employees
b. employees seek employers
c. both employers and employees seek each other
d. neither employers nor employees seek each other |
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c. both employers and employees seek each other |
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Cost efficiency is a major advantage for the point-of-purchase recruitment method.
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What is one condition that must be satisfied for applicant and organization to meet? |
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– EITHER: Common communication medium, organization and applicant must be perceived as a match, job seeker must be motivated to apply |
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What is “realistic job preview?” |
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– Any part of the selection process that gives the applicant a clear idea of what it will be like to work at the job if they are hired. |
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Is it better to have short or long time lapses in recruitment planning? |
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What is graphology?
A. Study of graphs
b. study of maps
c. study of the economy
d. study of handwriting |
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What is one way a company can avoid legal issues with drug screening? |
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EITHER: Inform of policy, include in contracts, present in med/safe context |
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What kinds of information that can be obtained from letters of recommendations?
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Employment history, educational history, applicants character/personality, job performance ability, willingness to rehire |
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Written recommendations are considered to be of little value because they often include unfavorable information.
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Application blank is the most commonly used selection procedure.
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The “Big Five” can be identified with the acronym O.C.E.A.N. This stands for openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism
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When r = .00, using the test results in a success rate equal to the validity coefficient.
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One reason an employee referral program is effective is that the employee can help socialize their friend once they are hired.
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What is prospecting theory? |
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one party (employee or employer) is actively seeking out the other |
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An organization shouldn’t capitalize on any special factors that are likely to attract candidates.
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Name 3 external job recruitment strategies. |
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ANY OF: Newspaper ads, TV and radio, point-of-purchase, recruiters, employee referral programs, direct mail, internet, job fairs |
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What is one way to overcome response distortion in application blank? |
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EITHER: Ask for objective verifiable info, warn of presence of lie scale, ask applicant to elaborate on answers |
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The Employee Polygraph Protection Act of 1988 makes it illegal to directly or indirectly require an employee to take a polygraph
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A measure is always useful if it is both reliable and valid. (T/F) |
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Goss Cost Per Hire is calculated by total cost of
recruiting / # individuals hired.
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What is not true about integrity tests?
A. expensive
b. easy to administer
c. good predictive validity
d. males and younger people have higher fail rates |
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In the Brogden-Cronbach-Gleser utility formula, SDy = maximum salary.
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Who rates performance?
a. Peers
b. subordinates
c. self
d. all of the above |
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An example of an external job recruitment strategy is filling management positions with the best performing employees in lower positions.
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It is perfectly legal to ask an applicant for a waitressing position at Applebee’s what their sexual orientation is.
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It is perfectly legal to ask an applicant for a waitressing position at Applebee’s if they are a legal U.S. citizen.
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Taylor-Russell tables tell us what percentage of hires will turn out to have acceptable job performance.
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