I am linked to an employee record
When HR hires me, they link me to an employee record.
What each person does with hiring, from the open job to the employee record.
I am hired into an employee record.
When HR hires me, they link me to an employee record.
HR can name me as an interviewer.
HR can name me as an interviewer on a scheduled interview.
I open the jobs, and I move candidates through to a hire.
I open a job with a title, a description, a department, a branch, a job title, an employment type, a headcount, and open and close dates. I publish it, close it, or cancel it. I export the list.
I add a candidate with a name, an email, a phone, a nationality, a source, and notes.
I apply a candidate to a job. I move them through applied, screening, interview, and offer. I score the CV and write notes. I reject an application.
I schedule the time, the length, the type, a place or a meeting link, and the interviewers. I complete it with feedback and a score, mark a no-show, or cancel it.
I draft the salary, the currency, the start date, the employment type, and an expiry. I send the letter, and I record that it was accepted, rejected, or withdrawn. I download the PDF.
I hire them by linking an employee record. The job counts that hire toward its headcount.
I mark the checklist items done.
I set the onboarding templates and the nationality target.
I build an onboarding checklist with required steps, and I choose the default template.
I turn on a nationality target and a percentage. Pending offers can count toward it. I see where the quota stands.
I delete a candidate who was not hired, and I delete a checklist template.
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