A Model for Recruitment Process Costs in the Indian IT Industry
Published: 2018
Author(s) Name: Mihir Dash, Nisha Gandhi Faforia, Arpana Muthyala |
Author(s) Affiliation: Professor & Head of Dept., Mgt. Scie., School of Business, Alliance Univ., Karnataka, India.
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Abstract
The present study analyses the costs associated with the recruitment process in Indian information technology companies.
Recruitment costs include all the expenditure that organisations make towards hiring candidates as employees, including cost of contacting
candidates, travel costs of the human resource unit, the direct and indirect logistics involved, the cost incurred to conduct tests, interviews, and
so on.
This study contributes to the literature in two ways. First, it proposes a model for recruitment process costing using the beta distribution, akin
to the project evaluation and review technique (PERT) model. Second, it suggests that the overall recruitment process time also follows a beta
distribution, due to the high correlation between the sub-process times.
The proposed model is used to compare the overall recruitment process times for different target profiles using data collected from a sample of
50 Indian information technology companies.
Keywords: Recruitment Costs, Recruitment Sub-Processes, Normal Distribution, Beta Distribution, PERT Modelling
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