Recruitment glossary

What is BYOD (bring your own device)?

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Bring your own device is the policy of businesses allowing or requiring their employees to use their personal devices, such as phones or laptops, on the job. It is a growing trend meant to empower employees while saving costs for businesses at the same time.

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What is an Unstructured Interview?

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What is a Video interview?

A Video Interview is a job interview that takes place remotely and uses video technology as the communication medium. There …

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What is the War for Talent?

The War for Talent refers to an increasingly competitive landscape for recruiting and retaining talented employees.

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What is a Vendor Management System?

A Vendor Management System is a web-based application that offers businesses the ability to manage and procure temporary or permanent …

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What is Turnover?

Turnover refers to the percentage of workers who leave an organisation and are replaced by new employees. Measuring employee turnover …

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What is Split Placement?

Split Placement refers to recruiting that involves two, usually third party, recruiters who work together to help a client find …

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