Executive Search Firms (ESFs)

Executive search firms (ESFs)

A) are taking the place of internal recruiting activities at many companies.
B) require the person being placed to make the initial contact with the prospective employer.
C) are unaffected by the reduced employment levels because of the recent recession.
D) primarily seek out potential job candidates who are already employed.
E) have remained unaffected by the increased use of low-cost electronic search vehicles.