Wednesday, May 03, 2006

How do employers fill vacant positions?

If you have ever wondered how employers fill positions, this will give you some great information. You will be better prepared for the job search when you know what to expect.

So, how does the job search work?

An employer wants to fill a position as quickly as possible with as little hassle as possible with an individual with a proven track record. An employer's first choice would most likely be someone from within the company who is driven, desires the position and is prepared to move up. As we all know, there aren’t a line of people being groomed for upward mobility in most organizations.

So, the second option available to employers would most likely be someone that the employer knows can handle the job well and will not take long to train and can move into the position fairly quickly and easily. More often than not, it is someone outside of the organization.

This situation definately happens more than the first one, but consider this: an employer obviously can't know enough people to fill every position that becomes vacant in any given year (especially if the coompany is a large one).

If you want to know more, follow this link to:

Hidden Job Market

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