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There are two very useful points: > First, internal candidates who were rejected after interviewing with the hiring manager were half as likely to exit as thos
by tlogan 5y ago
There are two very useful points:
> First, internal candidates who were rejected after interviewing with the hiring manager were half as likely to exit as those rejected earlier in the process.
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> Second, a rejected candidate’s likelihood of leaving was cut in half if they were passed over in favor of an internal candidate, rather than an external candidate.
I guess the translation is:
- try to give feedback to your employees (even if you reject them)
- try to promote internally (even rejected internal candidates are less likely to leave)
- tyingq 5y agoThat first point seems really important. Like "I don't rate enough to get time with the hiring manager, even though I already work here?" If you can't allow people that, you would at least need to make sure the message back to them didn't come off the wrong way.