Modern business requires specialised, professional staff, with high levels of responsibility and particular expertise in certain fields. It demands access to ongoing professional development that deepens employees' knowledge, as most people today live in a very fast-changing environment. For this reason, when it comes to finding the right people for the right job it is crucial to go through each individual phase of the hiring process, such as planning, recruitment and the selection of employees.

The recruitment phase consists of the implementation of certain methods and strategies used by a company to find applicants for employment. This means searching for potential employees using internal and external sources, screening and shortlisting the received applications on the basis of the candidates' eligibility and suitability and having potential employees evaluated by professional recruiters.

The methods and strategies to be used must be valid and appropriate in order to ensure an effective recruitment process. Consequently, there are certain resources that are necessary for carrying out this process. The most important thing is to delegate the task to competent HR and recruitment professionals, who will be able to evaluate whether a candidate has the right skills and credentials to succeed in the job. They must also know where to look for the right candidates for job vacancies and understand how to attract both suitable and unsuitable candidates.

This means that recruiters should be able to understand the market and therefore know what an appropriate candidate looks like. For this reason, the best choice for an international company is to hire local professionals who are familiar with the market and can easily identify the right candidates for the vacancies it is offering.

Local recruitment companies usually have background knowledge of the range of local employees available. Operating as separate business entities, third-party companies free up the client company's managers, chief executives and other employees from having to carry out additional work at the expense of their regular roles and daily responsibilities. As the best results come from focusing on one thing with full capacity, it is likely that a professional third-party company will attract the best talent more successfully than the company's senior employees.

Now that outsourcing has become one option on a larger menu of hiring strategies, some companies use it to gain time and ensure a more responsive approach to customer needs. Local external service providers can be a great help to in-house staff, mainly because of the time saved on managing and implementing the recruitment process.

Local recruitment companies can provide more engaging and convenient recruitment processes by following up with the candidates, understanding the position sought and accelerating the hiring procedures. Because of their existing background knowledge, there is no need to educate or provide specific training for staff in order to prepare them for such a responsible task — one with long-term consequences for the company. Local recruiters are also likely to avoid the common pitfalls of the recruitment process.

Local recruiters can easily find a common language with potential candidates in the local labour market, find an easy way to reach out to and engage with them and help the company stay in touch and follow up with them by keeping them updated throughout the recruitment process. This will make the recruitment process more effective, methodical and organised — in other words, smooth and personalised in terms of the approaches used — resulting in the selection of employees who will make the most of their jobs in the future.

Lithuania is considered to be a large nation because of its total area. Its total land area is 65,300 km² (approx. 25,212 mi²). Continental shelf of Lithuania is approximately 7,031 km² (around 2,715 mi²). Lithuania is located in Europe. Europe is a continent whose borders date back to the period of antiquity. European countries include, but are not limited to, the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Malta, and The Vatican. Lithuania has 4 neighbouring countries. Its neighbours include Belarus, Latvia, Poland, Russia. Lithuania is not a landlocked country. It means that is is bordered by at least one major body of water. The average elevation range of Lithuania is 110 m (361 ft).

Neighbors
Total length of land borders of Lithuania is 1549 kilometers (~598 miles). Lithuania shares its land borders with 4 different countries, and has the same number of unique land boundaries to neigbouring territories. As in the case of Lithuania, if a country has the same number of unique neighboring territories as number of land borders, than that country has no non-contiguous sections of a land border. This is in contrast to several countries that have multiple non-contiguous sections of land borders. Lithuania has 4 neighbouring countries. Its neighbours include Belarus, Latvia, Poland, and Russia. The lengths of the land borders of Lithuania with its neighbouring countries are as follows:

Belarus - 502 km (312 mi),
Latvia - 453 km (282 mi),
Poland - 91 km (57 mi),
Russia - 227 km (141 mi).
Cities
The capital city of Lithuania is Vilnius. The largest city in Lithuania is Vilnius.

Elevation
The average elevation range of Lithuania is 110 m (361 ft). The highest point of Lithuania is Aukštojas Hill, with its official height being 294 m (965 ft). The lowest point of Lithuania is Nemunas. It lies at -5 m (-16 ft), i.e. below the sea level. The elevation difference between the highest (Aukštojas Hill) and lowest (Nemunas) points of Lithuania is 299 m (2 ft).

Area
The total land area of Lithuania is 65,300 km² (approx. 25,212 mi²). and the total exclusive economic zone (EEZ) is 7,031 km² (~2,715 mi²). The continental shelf of Lithuania is approximately 7,031 km² (around 2,715 mi²). Including land mass and EEZ, the total area of Lithuania is approximately 72,331 km² (~27,927 mi²). Lithuania is considered to be a large nation because of its total area.

Forest and arable land
21,223 km² of Lithuania's territory is covered in forests, and forest land comprises 33% of all the land in the country. There are 29,261 km² of arable land in Lithuania, and it comprises 45% of the country's total territory.

The logistics performance index of Montenegro is 2.88. This indicates satisfactory performance - in general, traffic is handled well, some shortcomings in specific areas are possible, but overall the logistic system is reliable and ready to handle predictable traffic volumes.

Inch performance is rated at 2.83. This indicates satisfactory performance - the customs clearance procedure is generally effective, although long times can occasionally be a problem; The customs system certainly does not hinder international business activity. Required documents and fees are usually publicly available.

Infrastructure quality in Montenegro is rated at 2.84. This indicates satisfactory quality - roads, railways, ports and other facilities are able to cope with significant traffic at all times, and are also suitable for various types of transport vehicles and ships.

International shipping quality is 3.15. It indicates satisfactory performance - the services are reasonable and the prices are not too high and are usually right up there with the quality, although there is still room for improvement.

The competence of logistics service providers is rated at 2.45. The competence of the providers is mediocre - they are able to guarantee a certain level of quality of their services, sometimes even outstanding, even if their performance is usually still deficient in many aspects.

The tracking options for shipments are rated at 2.76. It indicates satisfactory performance - the tracking systems provide all the basic information, as well as additional data about shipments; In most cases there is also a well-established cooperation with foreign and international tracking systems and the provision of information is usually in several languages.

The tracking options for shipments are rated at 3.19. This indicates satisfactory performance - most shipments arrive on time and within scheduled timescales; Late arrival is still possible, albeit unusual.

In Montenegro, 100% of the population has access to electricity. Montenegro has 5 airports nationwide. There are 10,088 internet hosts in Montenegro. The number of road motor vehicles per 1000 inhabitants in Montenegro is 26.

Road network
The total length of roads in Montenegro is 7,763 km (4,825 miles). Of these, 0 km (0 miles) of roads are classified as freeways, dual carriageways, or freeways.

Gas price
On average, you would pay USD 1.6 for a liter of petrol in Montenegro. A liter of diesel would cost $1.06.

The business license is a specific document that enables the conduct of business and operation in a specific business area. Generally, the license is issued by the government, agency, or government agency. The requirement to obtain a license prior to starting a particular business is usually stipulated by law.


Doing business without a license when the law requires it to be purchased is illegal and the government inspector may impose a fine requiring the cessation of activities unless the required license is obtained. Licenses usually relate to specifically regulated business areas such as banks, alcohol and cigarette trading, oil business, provision of taxi services, security services, etc. When applying for a license, several requirements must usually be met so that the business is guaranteed carried out with a high level of professionalism and will meet the specific requirements. The overall object of licensing is the protection of public interests such as health and safety as well as the control of strategic or relevant industries.

License and Permission

Many types of businesses require certification or approval in addition to regular licenses. In contrast to the license, the permits relate to the authorization to carry out an activity that is related to and directly related to the activity of the company. For example, a fire safety permit if your company uses flammable materials or if your premises are open to the public, such as restaurants, shops and other public buildings. Permission to use the parking lot if you offer taxi services, permission to start a new construction or renovation, and permission from environmental protection agencies if your business can harm the environment, etc.

Doing business that requires a license or permit

At the company formation and company formation phase, it must be determined whether a license is required. When providing financial services, such as B. Banking, a license is usually required as the strict regulation of EU law applies. The same applies to other monetary services, which include money transfers, financial institutions, insurance and insurance brokers, trading in bonds and securities, trading in jewelry and gambling. A license for accountants, lawyers, notaries and bailiffs is required in some jurisdictions. A permit is required for construction work on the site. Another type of sales tax should be applied if some jurisdictions require a seller's license plus registration in the tax register, sales tax payer register or the purchase of a tax-free certificate.

Depending on the type of products, the licenses and permits may be required for different areas, for example, for alcohol trade, you may need a wholesale or retail license, or a license for highly alcoholic beverages and beer. If the company is engaged in business related to the sale of excise products such as coffee, oil, tobacco, or provides storage services for the above products, these activities require the acquisition of a license.

Pharmaceutics, medicine manufacture and activities related to addictive and psychotropic substances also require a specific license, which usually includes several criteria to be fulfilled, since the activities are directly related to human healthcare.

Commercial activities with explosives, pyrotechnics and other explosive materials, as well as all type of firearms and ammunition and other substances that are necessary for military purposes are strictly regulated and require a license in order to deal with. If the company provides transport related services such as cargo or passenger transportation via airways, railway, ships or motorways – a transportation license will be required in the majority of cases.

Mail services and wireless communications, social services, employment agencies, security companies, private detectives – all of the above require a license. Environment impacting activities such as geology, oil manufacturing, activities that may cause environment pollution, rubbish and waste disposal and recycling, activities with chemical substances and radioactive materials - also require a license.

Hotels, hostels, guest houses and other tourist-related locations as well as tourism operators and tourism agencies require a license.

Wood recycling, cultivation and cutting, land surveying services - require a license. Hunting and hunting-related activities require a license. The same applies to anglers. Production and distribution of strategic resources such as gas, electricity and water require a license. In each jurisdiction the list of commercial activities subjected to licensing may differ.

License acquisition

Before it is fully operational, the company should determine whether the planned activity requires a permit so that the company can, if necessary, submit an application to the responsible institution. In order to obtain a license, documents must be drawn up confirming that all criteria have been met. Depending on the type of license, not only conditions may be met for the company, but employees or employees of the company may also be required to undergo certain procedures.

After all documents are ready, they must be submitted to the responsible institution. After revising the submitted documents, the institution checks whether the documents comply with the laws and regulations. If so, a license is granted. Purchasing a license often requires payment. The license can be issued for one year, five years or another term as well as for an indefinite period.

Possible penalties for doing business without a license

If the company does business without a license or authorization, the company can be punished by the government officials. First, a fine can be imposed on the company as a sanction. Company officials can also be punished. Second, the company's operations can be suspended until the company acquires a license. If the activity is illegal and the company does not meet the requirements for obtaining the license, the company can be permanently suspended or even terminated. If the license or permit has expired, the company may be fined and asked to renew the license as soon as possible.