| 1 | Job description | | _____ | Expected rules and guidelines that the candidate and interviewer are expected to follow |
| 2 | External recruitment | | _____ | A type of interview |
| 3 | Multi-stage | | _____ | Contains details of holiday entitlement and start date |
| 4 | Application form | | _____ | A written statement in support of an application |
| 5 | Interview protocol | | _____ | Gives information to the prospective employee about what the job is actually about |
| 6 | Letter of application | | _____ | Provides information about the type of person that the organisation is looking for to do the job |
| 7 | Eye contact | | _____ | One reason why firms recruit |
| 8 | References | | _____ | Highlights all the positive aspects of the applicant and the special skills that they have |
| 9 | Interview checklist | | _____ | Used to ensure all questions have been asked and responses noted |
| 10 | Person specification | | _____ | Applicants write all their details including education and employment history on a two page sheet including referees |
| 11 | Marital status | | _____ | An example of an off limit question |
| 12 | Psychometric tests | | _____ | A way of gaining information in a standard format making it easier to compare applicants |
| 13 | Curriculum vitae | | _____ | A method of application |
| 14 | Maternity cover | | _____ | Recruiting from outside the business |
| 15 | Job advert | | _____ | An assessment method used to determine intelligence or personality type |
| 16 | Telephone | | _____ | An example of body language |
| 17 | Job offer | | _____ | Recruiting someone who already works for the business |
| 18 | Internal recruitment | | _____ | Informs about the availability of a position |