This document discusses recruitment and selection strategies for organizations. It explores hiring for person-job fit versus person-organization fit and examines how recruitment and selection can support an organization's strategic objectives or help shape its strategy. The recruitment and selection process involves analyzing jobs and organizations, attracting applicants, assessing person-job and person-organization match, and making hiring decisions. Key considerations include developing valid and legal selection methods, evaluating applicant quality, and determining whether to develop human resources internally or hire externally.