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Band 9: The process below shows the Human Resources (HR) recruitment process for a company. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant

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The image shows a flowchart diagram titled "The HR Recruitment Process" with 11 steps starting from "List of requirements drawn up," followed by "Job listing placed online," "Application form downloaded," "Application completed and submitted," "Application assessed," with two outcomes "Application rejected" leading to "Email sent" and "Applicant invited for interview" leading to "Interview," which also has two outcomes "Applicant rejected" leading to "Email sent" and "Successful applicant and runner-up selected," which further leads to "Successful applicant offered the job." The diagram has arrows connecting each step to indicate the process flow.
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The diagram shows the steps involved in a company’s HR recruitment process. Overall, it explains the process for applications and selection of a successful candidate.

The first part of the process involves posting the job advertisement and collecting applications. To do this, the company creates a list of requirements for the job and then publishes these online. Those who want to apply for the job then need to download, complete, and submit the job application form. All of these applications are then assessed.

In the next stage of the process, the company chooses which applications will progress to the next stage. Those who are unsuccessful are sent an email notifying them of this, while successful applicants are invited to attend an interview. After the interview, one successful candidate is chosen by the company as well as a runner-up. All other candidates are sent an email to tell them that they have not received the job. Finally, the winning candidate is offered the position.

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