What is Recruitment?
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Answer Posted / pranav pota
The definition of Recruitment is best seen in the
term: "making friends". It is only logical that a man will
join the group with which he feels most at home. It is a
wide procedure to place a proper person on the right place
with the right time in an organization. Recruitment has its
own procedure and after completion of its procedure,
organization can run smoothly.
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