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Recruitment and Decision-Making: The Effects of Early Recruitment Practices on the Decision to Apply to an Organization

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Collins10_Recruitment_and_decision_making.pdf (90.14 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/73041
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ILR Conference Proceedings, Presentations, and Speeches
Faculty Publications - International and Comparative Labor
Author
Collins, Christopher J.
Stevens, Cynthia Kay
Abstract

This study explored the relationship between early recruitment practices (company visibility, social networking, campus presence and traditional practices) and decision making during the initial phase of the recruitment process. Results indicated that the relationship between early recruitment practices and decisions to apply were mediated by attraction and perceptions of organizational attributes.

Date Issued
1999-01-01
Keywords
hiring
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recruitment
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organizational attributes
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employment
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Required Publisher Statement: © Academy of Management. Reproduced here by special agreement with the publisher.
Type
conference papers and proceedings

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