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December 1, 1987Personnel Psychology226 citations

A Field Study of Applicant Reactions to Employment Opportunities: Does the Recruiter Make a Difference?

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MHMichael M. HarrisLFLaurence S. Fink

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Previous cross‐sectional field and laboratory research has provided mixed results as to whether recruiter characteristics and behaviors influence applicant reactions to employment opportunities. The present research was conducted to examine the effect of recruiter characteristics using a pre‐post study design in a naturally occurring setting. In addition, the effects of several potential moderators on recruiter influence were tested. Results indicated that recruiter characteristics had an impact on perceived job attributes, regard for job and company, and likelihood of joining the company. There was little evidence that the effect of recruiter characteristics was moderated by selected applicant, job, or interviewer variables.

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Harris et al. (1987) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a15918879ff98d0de4ed353https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1744-6570.1987.tb00623.x
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