What are the costs and benefits to employers

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Question: What are the costs and benefits to employers of being responsive to the applicant's perspective throughout the selection process? Are the concerns of applicants who are eventually accepted different than those of applicants that are eventually rejected? Defend you rationale.Please conduct research to support your opinion, citing at least one scholarly resource in APA format.

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