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ola, actividad ingles

by Simon Lora
1

A recruiter receives 80 CVs and reviews them to identify which candidates meet the basic requirements of the position. What is the recruiter doing?

2

What is a “Shortlist” in a recruitment process?

3

A company asks candidates to complete a practical test to evaluate their technical abilities. What is this activity called?

4

Which term refers to a skill or ability needed to perform a job successfully?

5

A candidate has an exceptional natural ability for graphic design. Which word best describes this ability?

6

What does a “Profile” describe in a recruitment process?

7

“The candidate must have two years of experience and an intermediate level of English.” What does this information represent?

8

What happens during a “Background Check”?

9

Who is responsible for finding candidates, reviewing applications and helping select employees?

10

A company publishes an announcement saying: “Marketing Assistant – Full Time – Apply before September 10.” What is this announcement called?

11

What is an “Interview Panel”?

12

Two candidates have similar qualifications, but one has the experience and characteristics that better match the position. What concept describes this?

13

LinkedIn, job websites, universities and employment agencies can all be used to find candidates. What are these called?

14

What information can you normally find in a “Job Profile”?

15

A company reviews CVs, creates a shortlist, conducts assessments and interviews candidates before choosing one person. What does this sequence represent?

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