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As an HR professional, do you prefer receiving CVs and job applications by Email or by hand at Office ??

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Question added by أحمد حمدي صادق , Architectural Engineer , Arc Vision
Date Posted: 2013/05/01
Samar Abu Shaban
by Samar Abu Shaban , Regional HR Operations manager , souq.com

I prefer, if there is a vacancy, to apply online to the post; or if it is an ad, you follow the method pointed in the ad for applying.
In case you are trying to submit your CV to be in the organisation data base for any future vacancy, I prefer also to apply online to keep your application on the organisation portal and not to be missed.
We are now in virtual environment, try to use it and make benefit of it.

Amal Mandhora
by Amal Mandhora , 'Temporary Assignment' , Hamad Medical Corporation

Online applications via email or on websites appear to be the way forward for Recruitments - keeping in mind the mass applications we receive for each position.
On an average, we receive anywhere between 150-500 applications per vacancy.
For certain niche requirements, even 20 applications would be a big number which is when resumes could be handed over.
However email or online applications are feasible and convenient.
In either cases, always call the Hr team to confirm that they have received your resume.
It reflects your interest in the role.

Shobha Jaison
by Shobha Jaison , Senior Manager- Human Development , Bayt.com

In today's world, Time is money! Walk-in applications or even applications by email prove to be extremely time-consuming.
Both Ms.
Samar Abu Shaban & Mr.
Amal Manshora have pointed out important tips.
Any recruiter easily receives an average of 150-500 applications/day.
Going through every CV is neither possible nor feasible.
At the same time, it is important to see what the employer prefers.
Have they requested/ invited applicants via email? Do they encourage walk-in applicants? Go with the requirements of the employer.
In my opinion, the best way forward is to apply via an online job portal where the recruiter/ employer is able to screen CV's effectively using filters.
The job seeker should make it a point to carefully review the job vacancy before applying to the vacancy.
Apply to jobs that are relevant to your experience and qualifications.

Amira El Sadek
by Amira El Sadek , Sales Manager , Real Estate Development

Of course via e-mail faster in less time and cost

Shaikh Mohammed Kamal Abdul Nasar
by Shaikh Mohammed Kamal Abdul Nasar , Senior Architect / Project Management Consultant , DORSCH CONSULT DC Abu Dhabi

As initial step both are fine, at last short list candidates has to come for an interview face to face!

marry ann panggarotan
by marry ann panggarotan , HEAD cashier and merchandiser , NEW VENTURES SHELL STATION

YES offcource being an HR PROFESSIONAL, one of  your duty and responsibilities is  to recieve any e mail or CV's from applicant if thier is any vacancies hired,it's your obligation to recieve and check any data from willing applicants so that you have an idea just in case your going to give them interview after checking each applicant personal background.

Ahmed El-Osaily
by Ahmed El-Osaily , Director Of Operations , Sgt solatel green technology

both

tajammul javed
by tajammul javed , incharge training , sargodha

I prefer, if there is a vacancy, to apply online to the post; or if it is an ad, you follow the method pointed in the ad for applying. In case you are trying to submit your CV to be in the organisation data base for any future vacancy, I prefer also to apply online to keep your application on the organisation portal and not to be missed.

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