Recruitment Strategy

A recruiting strategy is a formal plan of action involving an organization's attempts to successfully identify, recruit, and hire high-quality candidates for the purpose of filling its open positions.

  • Unfortunately, recent social discussions have shown that many employers still have quite a bit to do with successful recruitment communications. In addition to not remembering or understanding job applications, interviewers too often use interrogation tactics instead of interviews.


  • The digital transformation is one of the most current aspects of society. The economy tends for years towards a deep digitalization that bases its activity, all or a very large part, on the Internet and the computer solutions that are associated with the new information and communication technologies.


Recruitment Strategy

A recruitment strategy is a plan an organization enacts to form a recruiting process and establish a candidate pool. An organization uses recruitment strategies to identify a hiring vacancy, establish a timeline, and identify goals throughout the recruitment process.