Indian Journal of Industrial Relations

1. Naman Dubey – Indian Institute Of Management Shillong

2. Ashutosh Bishnu Murti And Basav Roychoudhury – Indian Institute Of Management Shillong

Received
16-Sep-2022
Accepted
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Published
16-Sep-2022
Abstract
Recruitment is one of the organisation’s most important tasks. Even before the actual recruitment process begins, an organization conducts extensive research into what characteristics may attract candidates and how to retain top talent. This paper tries to connect the psychological attribute-personality with the recruiting process and portrays the complex nature of the personality that evolves as an individual and his environment interacts. The paper brings forward a contrast between job out come s through a model that explains how the development of interaction between a person and his job could bring about a state of submergence within each other, depending on the degree of interaction between the two. Managerial aspects of the model have also been discussed relating to attrition and person-job fit.
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