Topic Recruiting methods differ immensely, and your textbook has gone into great depth of explaining the different methods. For your first post, please analyze which method you recommend that a For-Profit Health Corporation recruit for the following three positions, and why you chose that method. The company is located in Boston, MA, and the pay for each position is in the mid-level (average) range for that area and each job. A. Oncologist, working in a 50:50 role of 50% surgery time, and 50% in office-care in a clinic. On-call hours are expected (approx. 65-75 hours/week is typical). 4 weeks vacation will be provided in year 1. B. Nurse Anesthetist, with a 4 days on/4 days off schedule. 3 weeks vacation in year 1. C. Cafeteria Manager, for the night-shift (8 p.m. - 4 a.m.), Monday - Friday. Vacation will be earned after the first six months of work, at a rate of .8 days/month worked. Benefits are competitive for all three positions. For your responses to two classmates, pick one of their methods, and suggest why you feel a different method would work better. Explain your reasons. Topic Recruiting methods differ immensely, and your textbook has gone into great depth of explaining the different methods. For your first post, please analyze which method you recommend that a For-Profit Health Corporation recruit for the following three positions, and why you chose that method. The company is located in Boston, MA, and the pay for each position is in the mid-level (average) range for that area and each job. A. Oncologist, working in a 50:50 role of 50% surgery time, and 50% in office-care in a clinic. On-call hours are expected (approx. 65-75 hours/week is typical). 4 weeks vacation will be provided in year 1. B. Nurse Anesthetist, with a 4 days on/4 days off schedule. 3 weeks vacation in year 1. C. Cafeteria Manager, for the night-shift (8 p.m. - 4 a.m.), Monday - Friday. Vacation will be earned after the first six months of work, at a rate of .8 days/month worked. Benefits are competitive for all three positions. For your responses to two classmates, pick one of their methods, and suggest why you feel a different method would work better. Explain your reasons