1. Recruitment /r ɪˈ kru ː tm ə nt/ APPLY – APPLICATION – APPLICANT – APPLICATION FORM RECRUIT – RECRUITER – RECRUITMENT AN INTERVIEW – INTERVIEWER – INTERVIEWEE / ˌɪ nt ə (r)vju ːˈ i ː /

2. … a quick note on recruitment recruitment & selection – who is the right person for a job

3. Listening recruit position apply for letter of application covering letter curriculum vitae/ CV /k ə ˌ r ɪ kj ʊ l ə m ˈ vi ː ta ɪ / application form short list candidates/ applicants interview hire recruitment agency

4. OUTSIDE SPECIALISTS HEADHUNT PEOPLE FOR IMPORTANT JOBS, PERSUADING THEM TO LEAVE THEIR PRESENT JOBS HEADHUNTING= VRBOVANJE RADNE SNAGE WHO ARE THEY? THE HEADHUNTERS

5. Appointments online: (jobs.telegraph.co.uk) European Commercial Manager Location: Nationwide, job type: Permanent, salary: £100000 (around €118877), date added: 07/03/2012 Online Marketing Consultant-Immediate-£160-£200 per day Location: Hampshire, job type: Contract, salary: £160 to £200 (around €190- €238) date added: 12/03/2012 E-Commerce Business Analyst Location: London, job type: Permanent, salary: £30000 to £40000 (€35663-€47550) date added: 08/03/2012

6. Methods of recruiting people candidates may be asked to: tell a joke take part in a team game with employees from the company make a five-minute speech complete a probation period before being accepted (an intern) employers may: offer a job to the husband/ wife of a good candidate (what would be your reaction?) recruit people from the families of employees ask candidates to complete a personality test analyze candidates handwriting (graphology) Taken from: “New Insights into Business”

7. New Vocabulary anecdotal intangible cunning a brainteaser to bring around to slash a trait clever in a bad way = lukav a problem that is difficult but fun to solve = mozgalica difficult to describe, feel, measure = neopipljivo to cut very much (srezati) based on personal experience to persuade (cause someone to adopt an opinion-ubediti nekoga da usvoji misljenje) a quality in someone's character

8. Let's brain tease! Example of a brainteaser: Q: Mary's father has five daughters: 1. Nana, 2. Nene, 3. Nini, 4. Nono. What is the name of the fifth daughter? A: Mary.

9. More vocabulary skill (as in: computing skills, communication skills) behavior (as in: buying behavior, market behavior) competent (as in: a competent manager) rationalize the way that someone acts in different situations having enough knowledge, ability, skill to do something to find reasons to explain why you have done something an ability to do something well, especially because you have learned/ practised it

10. Rationalize in business terms spending rationalizations, rationalizing purchases= reasons why to spend money on that particular object, e.g. rationalizations for buying a smartphone to make a business better organized = racionalizovati HOW? - by g etting rid of unnecessary staff & equipment (cruel, but true)

11. VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT compound nouns: RISK - COMPUTER PROBLEM - AWARD WAGE - WINE LAW - TROUBLE SOLVER

12. CURRICULUM VITAE = STORY OF YOUR LIFE… PARTS OF A GOOD CV: LIČNI PODACI (PERSONAL DETAILS) OBRAZOVANJE (EDUCATION) PROFESIONALNO ISKUSTVO (PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE) VEŠTINE (SKILLS): COMPUTER SKILLS, DRIVING LICENCE AKTIVNOSTI (ACTIVITIES): ROCK CLIMBING, SWIMMING, PAINTING, WRITING POETRY etc. PREPORUKE (REFERENCES): UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON, SPORTS EDITOR…

13. IF WE KNOW A NAME: Dear Ms/ Mr/ Mrs Smith… WHO DO YOU WRITE TO: YOUR ADDRESS: IF WE KNOW A NAME, WE END WITH: YOURS SINCERELY, RETRIEVED FROM: http://www.writing-lovers.com/Job_application_Letter.html