Research on Internet Recruiting Has Found That 73 Percent of Job

question 140

Multiple Choice

Research on Internet recruiting has found that 73 percent of job seekers used the Internet to find information about prospective employers, post resumes on job boards, and gain career advice. This surge in Internet job-seeking poses new challenges for employers, such as:

• A)compliance with new legal requirements for online applicant tracking.
• B)figuring out how to increase the number of resume submissions.
• C)determining how to eliminate Internet recruitment.
• D)keeping the machines from enslaving the human race.

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Definitions:

Household Roles

The duties, responsibilities, and expectations assigned to members of a household, often based on age, gender, or relationships.

Oppressed

Individuals or groups who are subjected to unjust treatment or control by others, often being denied fundamental rights and freedoms.

Conflict Theory

A sociological perspective emphasizing the role of power disparities and economic inequality in contributing to social conflict and change.

Monogamy

The marriage practice of a sexually exclusive marriage with one spouse at a time.