A Qualitative Study on the Employment Process Improvement by Kim, Ji Suk Advisor: Cho, Yoon-Hyung, Ph. D. Graduate School of Business Administration, ...

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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=T13548608
광주 : 조선대학교 대학원, 2014
학위논문(석사) -- 조선대학교 경영대학원 , 경영학석사학위과정 , 2014. 8
2014
한국어
658.311 판사항(21)
광주
vi, 84 p. ; 26cm
지도교수:조윤형
참고문헌 : p.79-84
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A Qualitative Study on the Employment Process Improvement by Kim, Ji Suk Advisor: Cho, Yoon-Hyung, Ph. D. Graduate School of Business Administration, ...
A Qualitative Study on the Employment Process Improvement
by Kim, Ji Suk
Advisor: Cho, Yoon-Hyung, Ph. D.
Graduate School of Business Administration,
Chosun University
The aim of the study is to recognize importance of corporate’s recruiting process when it has a big impact on society as well as individual life. The study looks into if current corporations are running reasonable and effective recruiting system and seek ways to boost competitiveness of the corporate based on recruiting high potential individuals.
Unlike quantitative research which relies either on the result of recruiting or secondary data, qualitative research is more focused on how people feel, what they think and why they make certain choices. Therefore, qualitative research is used for the study and it involves in-depth interviewing from HR managers.
Companies with a large-scale and a vision were selected for the interview since young people are more likely to seek opportunity for job with those huge corporate. By approaching various industry and field from different standpoints, we try to get a comprehensive view. The Interview included issues for recruiting based on its system, standard, and process. The subsidiary issues were analysed as well. Many companies are introducing a new system on recruiting striving to keep pace with the rapid changes in the market. However, those attempts are still operated on the most standard, and transitional level.
Here are recruiting points we get from HR managers. First, employers seek for harmonious person who has an ability to work effectively on a team instead of the high ability individuals. Second, employers want to offer internships as a way to try out and recruit new full time employees. Many employer said they use the long time internship programs as a proving ground for the hiring process and are able to try out individuals and decide how well they fit within the overall culture of the organization. However, it shows there are still many limitations on the systems. Last, employers agree that they need to wean off recruiting based on exams and spec, but find there are no alternative. Revolutionary and differentiated attempts are needed at the point. This study have significance for the implications on the substantive recruiting process.
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