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1. The final decision to hire an applicant usually belongs to:

a.

the HR recruiter.

b.

the HR manager.

c.

supervisors

d.

co-workers.

 

 

     2.   The type of information obtained from an applicant should be based on:

a.

job specifications.

b.

job design.

c.

manning tables.

d.

the HR manager's preferences.

 

 

 

     3.   What is usually the first step in the selection process?

a.

reference check

b.

submission of resume

c.

interviews

d.

background checks

 

 

 

     4.   Which of the following should NOT be asked on an application form?

a.

application date

b.

references

c.

national origin

d.

criminal convictions

 

 

 

     5.   The interview remains a mainstay of selection because of all of the following, EXCEPT:

a.

it absolves the organization of legal liability

b.

it is practical

c.

it serves public relations purposes

d.

interviewers maintain confidence in their judgments

 

 

 

     6.   The difference between the situational interview and the behavioral description interview is:

a.

there is no difference, the terms are synonymous

b.

situational interviews are for technical positions, while behavioral description interviews apply to upper-level management positions

c.

the situational interview is hypothetical, while the behavioral description interview is based upon actual experience

d.

the behavioral description interview is hypothetical, while the situational interview is based upon actual experience

 

 

     7.   The selection procedure usually begins with:

a.

employment tests.

b.

a medical examination.

c.

a supervisory interview.

d.

completion of an application form.

 

 

 

     8.   During the selection procedure, an applicant may be rejected:

a.

after the preliminary interview.

b.

after completing the application blank.

c.

after selection test results are received.

d.

at any step in the procedure.

 

 

 

     9.   Regardless of the selection methods used, it is essential that the selection procedure be:

a.

lengthy and thorough.

b.

quick and efficient.

c.

reliable and valid.

d.

a positive experience for applicants.

 

 

 

   10.   The degree to which selection procedures yield comparable data over a period of time is known as:

a.

consistency.

b.

reliability.

c.

validity.

d.

conformity.

 

 

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