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Why well-written interview feedback is important

Why well-written interview feedback is important

  • Evaluators can structure their thinking, check in with how they feel about a candidate and make a more objective recommendation.
  • Written feedback can help answer outstanding questions and fill in gaps in understanding for the hiring panel and leadership.
  • Feedback can make a decision on a candidate clearer and easier. Incomplete or poorly written feedback can make it harder to assess a candidate.

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