What Is a "Downside" of Referrals as a Source of Recruits

question 55

Multiple Choice

What is a "downside" of referrals as a source of recruits?

• A) They limit the likelihood of exposing the organization to fresh viewpoints.
• B) Referrals may contribute to hiring practices that appear unfair e.g.nepotism.
• C) Using referrals is much more expensive than any other recruiting source.
• D) The recruitment process becomes more complex.
• E) Both "they limit the likelihood of exposing the organization to fresh viewpoints" and "referrals may contribute to hiring practices that appear unfair e.g.nepotism."

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