Which is the cost effective recruitment nowadays?

Yes Employment is very costly in terms of the new appointment or provide alternative all this waste of time and money together

Virtual job fairs Attend a virtual fair such as the Monster Virtual Job Fair for Technology and the myriad benefits quickly become clear .They offer an intuitive, engaging and interactive process exactly like a traditional job fair but within a virtual environment. Their goal is to streamline the beginning of the relationship between employer and potential employee.

They allow employers:

• To interact with job seekers on a virtual level without the time and expense of travel
• To reach a larger number of potential employees from a larger geographical area
• To cut pre-screening time as, in the best fairs, only interested, relevant, quality job seekers will have been invited to attend
• To lessen waste as they can examine CVs electronically and only then email suitable prospects to schedule interviews

Social networksAlready many companies report hiring through social networking websites such LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook. Social network recruiting is daily demonstrating that companies can find the best talent quickly, without vast financial investment .

Although each social network varies in its individual offering, most allow employers:

• To screen without being screened. It may sound a little predatory but, when a candidate who interests you is active on social networks, you can glean a lot about how they work with others, how they handle customers, conflicts and much more. All of which helps you see who may be a great fit for your company, thereby increasing the chances of longer retention
• To develop relationships with potential candidates, learning more about each other, discovering good fits and compatibilities and discussing the chances of working together
• To keep tabs on contacts as most networks have update features so you can track who's looking, who's found, who may be ripe for picking…
• To winkle out candidates who may not have been found via other methods
• To find early adopters and keen entry level graduates, all of whom are already using this technology and will be impressed to find you there too

Recruiting blogsThese allow your company to show a potential employee what you, as an organisation are like. In reality part of social networking, blogs conversely allow job seekers to check companies out, rather than the other way round.

They allow employers:

• To show their dynamism. Compare this to the static nature of a company website which simply serves up an often unchanging chunk of information. A blog, on the other hand, gives employers the chance to impart their take on the issues of the day, giving a real flavour of who your company actually is
• To show a more personal face. If applicants have the chance to chat with and get to know the real personality behind the screen, it's going to be that much more compelling than a bland "email "
• To add and edit job postings instantly at a speed no other recruitment tool can match

Online recruitment sitesThese may be the most familiar of the digital recruitment methods but they continue to improve on their offering day by day to ensure their service stands head and shoulders above the rest.

Monster, for instance, is the leading provider of online careers and recruitment resources, committed to connecting organisations in every segment of the market with individuals at every career level - globally. For employers looking to recruit the most qualified candidates, Monster offers innovative technology and superior services to streamline the hiring process.

Monster allows employers:

• To find and match the perfect candidate in a way that's never been possible before through Power CV Search. Power CV Search matches candidates on real life attributes such as must have skills, experience and education.
• To establish a social recruiting presence on two major social media sites: Facebook and Twitter through Social Recruiting Solution (SRS).
• To enhance their Monster Job Posting with targeted advertising on the UK's websites where qualified job seekers spend their time via the brilliant Career Ad Network.

And the future of digital recruitment? It fits in your pocket. Starbucks has already hired its first employee via its own dedicated iPhone app. And, statistics show mobile use continues to rise with the advent of smartphones. Anyone laying odds on how long it will be before apps will provide a whole new recruiting dawn?