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    Q. Describe the internal sources and

    External sources of recruitment.

    The internal sources of recruitment are:-1. Promotions: Promotion means to give a higher position, status, salar and

    responsibilit to the emploee. !o, the vacanc can be "lled b promoting a

    suitable candidate from the same organisation.

    2. Transfers: Transfer means a change in the place of emploment #ithout an

    change in the position, status, salar and responsibilit of the emploee. !o, the

    vacanc can be "lled b transferring a suitable candidate from the same

    organisation.

    3. Internal Advertisements :$ere, the vacanc is advertised #ithin theorganisation. The existing emploees are as%ed to appl for the vacanc. !o,

    recruitment is done from #ithin the organisation.

    4. Retired Managers: !ometimes, retired managers ma be recalled for a short

    period. This is done #hen the organisation cannot "nd a suitable candidate.

    5. Recall from Long Leave: The organisation ma recall a manager #ho has

    gone on a long leave. This is done #hen the organisation faces a problem #hich

    can onl be solved b that particular manager. &fter he solves the problem, his

    leave is extended.

    Merits of Internal Sources

    The ene!ts " advantages " merits of using internal sources of

    recruitment:-

    1. 't is time saving, economical, simple and reliable.

    (. There is no need of induction training because the candidate alread %no#s

    everthing about the organisation, the #or%, the emploee, the rules and

    regulations, etc.

    ). 't motivates the emploees of #or% hard in order to get higher *obs in the

    same organisation.

    +. 't increases the morale of the emploees and it improves the relations in the

    organisation.

    . 't reduce executive turnover.

    . 't develops loalt and a sense of responsibilit. Demerits of 'nternal !ources

    The limitations " demerits of using internal sources of

    recruitment#$

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    1. 't prevents ne# blood from entering the organisation. e# blood brings

    innovative ideas, fresh thin%ing and dnamism into the organisation.

    (. 't has limited scope because it is not possible to "ll up all tpes of vacancies

    from #ithin the organisation.

    ). The position of the person #ho is promoted or transferred #ill be vacant.

    +. There ma be bias or partialit in promoting or transferring persons from

    #ithin the organisation.

    . Those #ho are not promoted #ill be unhapp.

    . The right person ma be promoted or transferred onl if proper con"dential

    reports of all emploees are maintained. This involves a lot of time, mone and

    energ. External !ources of /ecruitment .

    The e%ternal sources of recruitment are#$

    &. Management 'onsultants : 0anagement consultants are used for selecting

    higher-level sta. The act as a representative of the emploer.The ma%e all the

    necessar arrangements for recruitment and selection. 'n return for their

    services, the ta%e a service charge or commission.

    2. Pulic Advertisements: The Personnel department of a compan

    advertises the vacanc in ne#spapers, the internet, etc. This advertisement

    gives information about the compan, the *ob and the re2uired 2ualities of the

    candidate. 't invites applications from suitable candidates. This source is themost popular source of recruitment. This is because it gives a ver #ide choice.

    $o#ever, it is ver costl and time consuming.

    3. 'am(us Recruitments: The organisation conducts intervie#s in the

    campuses of 0anagement institutes and Engineering 3olleges.

    4. Recommendations: The organisation ma also recruit candidates based on

    the recommendations received from existing managers or from sister companies.

    5. )e(utation Personnel: The organisation ma also recruit candidates #ho

    are sent on deputation b the 4overnment or 5inancial institutions or b holdingor subsidiar companies.

    Advantages of *%ternal Sources

    The ene!ts " merits " advantages of using e%ternal sources of

    recruitment#$

    1. 't encourages oung blood #ith ne# ideas to enter the organisation.

    (. 't oers #ide scope for selection. This is because a large number of suitable

    candidates #ill come.

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    ). There are less chances of bias or partialit.

    +. $ere there is no need to maintain con"dential records.

    Limitations of *%ternal Sources

    The demerits " limitations of using e%ternal sources of recruitment#$

    1. 't is ver costl. This is because advertisements, test, medical examination

    etc., has to be conducted.

    (. 't is ver time consuming. This is because the selection process is ver

    length.

    ). 't ma not develop loalt among the existing managers.