Requisition Overview (Hiring Manager)

This tutorial will guide you through navigating and utilizing the Job Requisition page, a crucial component of recruitment and HR systems. Understanding this page helps streamline recruitment processes, making it easier to manage job postings and candidate information efficiently.

 

Exploring the Job Requisition Page: A Detailed Guide

  • Accessing Job Overview: Identify the briefcase icon next to each job requisition title. Clicking this icon leads you to the job overview page, which is central to managing the recruitment process for each position.

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  • Understanding the Job Requisition Overview Page: The page is divided into several sections, each offering specific insights and tools:

    • Snapshot: A quick overview of the job requisition status.
    • Metrics: Key metrics related to the job, like applications received, active candidates, and more.
    • Applications: Total applications received for this job.
    • Active: Number of active candidates.
    • Unviewed: Candidates yet to be reviewed.
    • Rejected: Candidates that have been rejected.
    • Needs Regret: Candidates requiring regret letters.
    • Phone Screened: Candidates who have completed phone screenings.
    • Candidates by Source: A pie chart showing the sources of the candidates.
    • Candidates by Stage: Displays candidates’ progress in a pie chart.
    • Job Details: General information about the job requisition.
    • Candidates: View candidates in a list format.
    • Interviews: Scheduled interviews for the job.
    • Posts: Manage job postings on external job boards.
    • Links: Direct links to the job requisition for easy sharing.
    • History: The activity history associated with the job requisition.

 

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  • Additional Job Requisition Functions:

    • Edit Job: Modify the job requisition details.
    • Add Candidate: Manually include a candidate into the requisition.
    • Import Candidate: Import candidates via various file formats.
    • Clone Job: Duplicate the job requisition.
    • Email Job: Send the job requisition and description via email.

 

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  • Highlighted Job Requisition Features:

    • Job Highlights: Key information about the job requisition.
    • Approvals: View approval history and status.
    • Vendors: Manage the vendor list associated with the job.
    • Hiring Team: Organize the hiring managers and set notifications.
    • Notes: Add and view notes related to the job requisition.

By familiarizing yourself with these sections and functions, you can effectively manage job requisitions, enhancing the efficiency of the recruitment process. This comprehensive approach ensures better tracking of candidates, job postings, and internal coordination, ultimately leading to a more streamlined hiring process.

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