REVIEW

Review

Review

There is a common belief that job vacancies are not advertised; hence, there is a vast job market that has not been revealed (Hansen, 2009). A number of experts believe that almost 80% of jobs are never advertised. On the other hand, there are experts who do not agree that vacancies are not advertised. They say that companies have chosen other routes for employing people. Other ways of employing such as referrals have been successful and act as a cost saving activity for companies, as well. Gerry Crispin, a principal of career Xroads supports this view. In his article 'Debunked: the ...