Week 5 Flashcards

1
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When an organisation adopts a “lead-the-market” approach to pay, it means

Question options:

a) that the organisation pay more than market rate for a job
b) that the organisation uses stock-options to attract potential candidates
c) that the organisation pay at market rate to remain competitive
d) that the organisation has leading compensation practices

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A

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Practices or activities carried out by an organisation with the primary purpose of identifying and attracting potential employees is known as

Question options:

a) recruitment
b) selection
c) headhunting
d) advertising

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A

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3
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Image advertising refers to an organisation

Question options:

a) advertising specific job openings in all media
b) advertising in targeted professional bodies to ensure it that the job opening reach the right group of targeted pool of talent
c) advertising to create a generally favourable impression of the organisation
d) advertising in educational institutions to reach out to graduating students

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C

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4
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The principle of employment at will is one which

Question options:

a) holds that the employee has the right to terminate the employment at any time view
b) holds that if there is no specific employment contract saying otherwise, the employer or employee may end an employment relationship at any time
c) holds that both the employer and employee must be willing to enter into a contract for an agreed period of time and both cannot break the contract view
d) holds that the employer has the right to terminate the employment at any time view

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C

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5
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The set of associations and offerings provided by an organization in return for the skills, capabilities and experiences an employee brings to the organization is known as

Question options:

a) employee value package
b) employee value proposition
c) employee value proposal
d) employee value programme

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B

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6
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Which of the following is considered to be an internal source of recruitment?

Question options:

a) contingent workers
b) transfers
c) campus recruitment
d) employment agencies

A

B

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7
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When an organisation finds talented people by asking their existing employees to recommend candidates from their existing network, it is known as

Question options:

a) employee placement
b) employee recommendation
c) employee contact
d) employee referral

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D

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8
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Which of the following is an advantage of internal sources of recruitment?

Question options:

a) inbreeding - no new ideas and energy
b) restrict the size of the applicant pool - may miss out talent may become a competitive advantage for competitors
c) may lead to complacency as employees may take internal promotions for granted
d) encourages the development of specialised skills since there is an anticipated long career with the company

A

D

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9
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Internal recruitment is best for a situation when

Question options:

a) the company wants greater diversity in the team
b) the company wants to bring in a radical perspective
c) institutional knowledge is significant to the success of the role
d) the company requires a fresh outlook on the industry

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C

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10
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The percentage of applicants who successfully move from one stage of the recruitment and selection process to the next is called a

Question options:

a) yield ratio
b) cost per hire ratio
c) recruitment ratio
d) acceptance ratio

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A

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11
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Job aggregators are on-line services that

Question options:

a) where organisations can advertise their open jobs on its network enabling the job advertisement to reach a wide audience
b) that link the organisations with education institutions allowing them to access the pool of graduating students
c) where organisations pay a fee to post their open jobs as they have access to a large database of potential candidates
d) uses a search engine to find all the latest jobs on all major websites, newspaper advertisements, etc. making it all available through one website or mobile app

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D

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12
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The interactions a candidate has with the employer brand during the recruitment and hiring process is known as

Question options:

a) candidate connection
b) candidate experience
c) candidate satisfaction
d) candidate touchpoints

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D

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13
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The collective result of ALL the interactions a candidate has with the employer brand during the recruitment and hiring process is known as

Question options:

a) candidate participation
b) candidate experience
c) candidate intimacy
d) candidate connection

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B

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14
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According to studies, which of the following is the most visited recruitment asset

Question options:

a) campus recruitment booth
b) company newsletter
c) company career office
d) company career website

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D

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15
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The process in which the organisation makes decisions about who will or will not be invited to join the organisation is called

Question options:

a) interviewing
b) selection
c) reference check
d) recruitment

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B

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16
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The principle which holds that if there is no specific employment contract saying otherwise, the employer or employee may end an employment relationship is known as

Question options:

a) employment-at-understanding
b) employment-at-freedom
c) employment-at-choice
d) employment-at-will

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D

17
Q

Image advertising is used by organisations to

Question options:

a) strengthen its corporate social responsibility
b) strengthen its market share
c) strengthen its profitability
d) strengthen its employer brand

A

D

18
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One of the key purpose in the selection process is to ensure that the candidate has a good cultural fit - the cultural fit here refers to

Question options:

a) the belief system that drives the person’s behaviors is congruent with the organizational culture
b) the depth of knowledge that is relevant to the job
c) the soft skills of the person in influencing key decision makers
d) the technical skills of the person in executing the tasks required by the job

A

A

19
Q

The unconscious thoughts and preferences that drives our behaviours are known as

Question options:

a) trait
b) social role
c) self-image
d) motive

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D

20
Q

Personality tests are often used in which stage of a candidate selection process

Question options:

a) interview stage
b) screening of application stage
c) testing and reviewing work sample stage
d) checking references and background stage

A

C

21
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What are the tools used for the stage of Testing & Reviewing Work Samples?

A
  • Physical ability test
  • Cognitive Ability test
  • Personality test
  • Assessment centre
  • Work samples
22
Q

In a multi hurdle model approach to the final selection, the candidate is

Question options:

a) given a second chance to retry that stage
b) all candidates will complete all the stages and the one with the overall highest score will be offered the job
c) checking references and background stage
d) eliminated from the process if the person fails to overcome the hurdle

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D

23
Q

The approach where an applicant is less likely to be eliminated based on the results of a single assessment tool and comparisons can be made among the composite results of all applicants is called

Question options:

a) counter-balance approach
b) multi-stage approach
c) compensatory approach
d) multi hurdle approach

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C

24
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When an organisation obtains factual information about a prospective candidate from other sources other than the candidates themselves, it is known as

Question options:

a) character check
b) credit check
c) reference check
d) risk check

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C

25
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One of the factors that have strong implications for effective reference and background check is the

Question options:

a) legal aspect
b) employee aspect
c) cost aspect
d) market aspect

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A

26
Q

The interviewing technique of asking candidates how they would do in a given situation is called the

Question options:

a) situational interviewing technique
b) unstructured interviewing technique
c) structured interviewing technique
d) behaviourial interviewing technique

A

A