SOLUTION: Find the total recruiting cost, given the following expenses. Express your answer in whole dollars.
Advertising expenses: $1,456
Interviewing expenses: $1,290 for the first can
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Question 1081607: Find the total recruiting cost, given the following expenses. Express your answer in whole dollars.
Advertising expenses: $1,456
Interviewing expenses: $1,290 for the first candidate and $1,390 for the second candidate
Moving expenses: $4,500 for the person hired
Answer by Theo(13342) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
advertising expenses are equal to 1456
interviewing expenses are equal to 1290 for the first candidate and 1390 for the second candidate.
moving expenses are equal to 4500 for the person hired.
total recruiting cost would be:
1456 for advertising
1290 for interviewing the first candidate.
1390 for interviewing the second candidate.
4500 for the person hired.
total costs would be equal to the sum of all these expenses = 8636.
you paid for the advertising whether you hired a person or not.
you paid for the interviewing wehether you hired the first person interviewed or the second person interviewed.
you paid for the moving expenses whether you hired the first person interviewed or the second person interviewed.
the assumption is that you did hire one of these two persons.
as far as i can see, you're stuck for the whole cost, regardless of which person you hire.
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