Why More Candidates Doesn’t Mean Better Hiring
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More candidates should make hiring easier. Usually, they don’t. When the role is vague, the outcome is undefined, and the standard moves from interview to interview, more volume just creates more ways to make a bad decision. Recruiting does not get stronger when the pile gets bigger. It gets stronger when the decision gets sharper. #Recruiting #TalentAcquisition #Hiring #HiringStrategy #Recruitment #DecisionMaking #Qualigence #BusinessAcumen
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More candidates should make hiring easier. Usually, they don’t.
When the role is vague, the outcome is undefined, and the standard moves from interview to interview, more volume just creates more ways to make a bad decision.
Recruiting does not get stronger when the pile gets bigger. It gets stronger when the decision gets sharper.
#Recruiting #TalentAcquisition #Hiring #HiringStrategy #Recruitment #DecisionMaking #Qualigence #BusinessAcumen
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