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Wednesday, May 9, 2007

 

Recruiting Software

There is a large number of esteemed and well-established employment recruiting software programs that can offer organization while improving the quality and quantity of a company's applicant pool. While they may share several features, each can have its own strengths and weaknesses. It is important for this type of software to be adaptable to and/or compliant with major computer programs such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel (Spreadsheet), Microsoft Outlook, and Adobe Acrobat. Granted, these may not be the only ones required, it all depends on the program being used and the purpose of having the software.

The harmony in the relationships between the aforementioned computer programs and a particular recruiting software program may be essential in order to accomplish the duties of a certain feature such as an applicant database, prospective employee’s aptitude tests, posting job openings, customizing letters, and tracking the costs associated with recruiting (budgeting). Each program may be suited for a different size of business, not to mention type of business. It is commonly a good idea to really think about what you want to get out of using the particular software’s services, and then seek the one out that best suits your needs.

While some recruiting software programs are available to download off the internet for free, others can cost anywhere from a hundred to a thousand dollars. Some ways of obtaining recruitment software are ordering online, calling and giving a credit card number, or even sending a check in the mail. It may be a smart idea to look into the reviews about the particular program before an actual purchase.

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