If an Organization Had a Selection Ratio of 2:50, It

question 57

Multiple Choice

If an organization had a selection ratio of 2:50, it would mean:

• A) that the company did not get enough applicants
• B) that the company did not recruit from appropriate sources
• C) there is a large number of applicants from which to select
• D) that the job was hard to fill
• E) that the recruits interested were low quality

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