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Question
______ is not an internal source of recruitment.
Options
Promotion
Transfer
Job rotation
Departmental exam
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Solution
Job rotation is not an internal source of recruitment.
Explanation:
While promotions, transfers, and departmental exams are common methods for filling vacant organisational roles with current employees, job rotation is primarily a training and development tool. It rotates workers through diverse activities in a systematic manner to broaden their skills and prevent monotony, rather than operating as a recruitment channel to fill a structural vacancy.
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