HR Quiz - PMIR Indore 2025

What is the purpose of recruitment strategies in HR?

• To hire the least qualified candidates for job openings

• To attract, identify, and hire the most qualified candidates for job openings within an organization.

• To randomly select candidates without any specific criteria

• To discourage potential candidates from applying for job openings

What are some employee retention techniques?

• Offering competitive salaries, providing opportunities for career growth, creating a positive work environment, offering flexible work arrangements, and providing recognition and rewards.

• Reducing salaries and benefits

• Creating a toxic work environment

• Offering no opportunities for career growth

What is the purpose of employee orientation?

• To provide advanced training on specialized skills

• To assign work tasks to new employees

• To familiarize new employees with the organization, its policies, and its culture.

• To evaluate the performance of new employees

What are some common recruitment strategies?

• Asking friends and family for job recommendations

• Job postings, employee referrals, recruitment agencies, social media, and career fairs

• Selling products door-to-door

• Cold-calling random phone numbers

Which performance appraisal method involves feedback from peers, subordinates, and supervisors?

• Self-appraisal

• 360-degree feedback

• MBO (Management by Objectives)

• Rating scale

What is the importance of HR strategy in an organization?

• It has no impact on the organization's success

• It helps in aligning human resources with business strategy and goals.

• It only focuses on individual employee needs

• It is only important for large organizations

What is the main advantage of internal recruitment?

• Brings new ideas

• Cheaper and faster

• Less training costs

• Wider choice of candidates

Which of the following is NOT a stage in the Employee Life Cycle?

• Confirmation

• Onboarding

• Offboarding

• Outsourcing

What are the key elements of an effective onboarding process?

• Ignoring new employees' needs and concerns

• Providing minimal training and support

• Creating a positive and welcoming environment, providing necessary training and resources, assigning a mentor, and conducting regular check-ins.

• Offering no support or guidance to new employees

How can HR contribute to employee engagement?

• By implementing strict and inflexible policies

• By creating a negative work culture

• By promoting work-life balance, providing opportunities for growth and development, recognizing and rewarding achievements, and fostering open communication.

• By ignoring employee feedback and concerns