With the rapid growth of the third-party e-recruitment web sites, this has altered the
way jobseekers are looking for jobs, and the way companies are recruiting them but
little is known of their effects on the labour market. Accordingly, in this study, it leads
to the reviewing and understanding of the job search and information technology (IT)
literatures. Combining these literatures, this study uses the highly validated
Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) developed by Davis (1986) as the research
framework to analyse and understand this considerably new technology adoption for
job search. The spread of this e-recruitment business to South-east Asia, particularly in
Malaysia seemed desirable to test the local jobseekers’ perceptions and experiences on
e-recruitment utilization
With the rapid growth of the third-party e-recruitment web sites, this has altered theway jobseekers are looking for jobs, and the way companies are recruiting them butlittle is known of their effects on the labour market. Accordingly, in this study, it leadsto the reviewing and understanding of the job search and information technology (IT)literatures. Combining these literatures, this study uses the highly validatedTechnology Acceptance Model (TAM) developed by Davis (1986) as the researchframework to analyse and understand this considerably new technology adoption forjob search. The spread of this e-recruitment business to South-east Asia, particularly inMalaysia seemed desirable to test the local jobseekers’ perceptions and experiences one-recruitment utilization
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