Relacionar Columnas Recrutiment conceptsVersión en línea Read the words and try to guess what it means each one,then link them with the meanings in the other columns por Juan Jonathan Bermudez Hernandez 1 Applicant 2 Emotional salary 3 Poaching 4 KSA 5 Wage Drift 6 Yield ratio 7 Candidate 8 extrinsic reward 9 Turndown 10 Background check: 11 Career assessment test This is a commonly used acronym used by HR for Knowledge, Skills and Abilities. is an investigation that a company conducts into a candidate’s life, including whether they have a criminal record, as well as screening their social media. Poaching occurs when an employer hires an employee directly from a competitor. usually has a monetary value and is given to an employee for achieving something. Examples include bonuses, pay raises and additional benefits. job seekers who have “applied” for your job opening This is a test that individuals can take in order to find out what careers they might enjoy and/or be successful in. This is the percentage of candidates that make it to the next stage of the hiring process. the difference between the negotiated salary and the one that is actually paid to an employee by the end of a certain work period post-interview when a recruiter tells the candidate they didn’t receive the job. is any non-financial incentive that allows workers to meet their needs, balance life at work and at home, continue their education and preserve their physical and mental health for optimal quality of living. The person that is already in the process to get the job.
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