If the recruitment program produces only a small number of applicants relative to the number of available positions, then rather than selection, the situation approaches what is called:
A)chaos.
B)hiring.
C)outer limits.
D)random selection.

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If the recruitment program produces only a small number of applicants relative to the number of available positions, then hiring becomes the only viable option as there are not enough candidates to engage in a selection process. Random selection would not be appropriate as it would not necessarily result in the best fit for the position. Chaos and outer limits are not relevant to the situation.

If the Recruitment Program Produces Only a Small Number of Applicants