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The ''Candidates'' are included into the ''Pipeline'' because their [[KSA]]s, [[attitude]]s, and other [[credential]]s match one or more roles. These roles are not [[employment vacancy|employment vacanci]]es yet, but can become one day. When they do, the ''Candidates'' are interviewed for or offered the position.
 
The ''Candidates'' are included into the ''Pipeline'' because their [[KSA]]s, [[attitude]]s, and other [[credential]]s match one or more roles. These roles are not [[employment vacancy|employment vacanci]]es yet, but can become one day. When they do, the ''Candidates'' are interviewed for or offered the position.
  
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The ''Candidates'' may be those current [[employee]]s who are considered for [[career ladder promotion]] or those who are not currently employed by this employer. Regardless of their status, the potential ''employer'' may keep the ''Candidates'' involved and, possibly, enrolled in [[onboarding]] or [[socialization]]. At any rate, the ''employer'' is supposed to nurture  relationships with the ''Candidates''.
 
 
Typically, candidates included in your pipeline for a role:
 
 
 
    Meet the requirements identified in the job description
 
    Have communicated with your recruitment team
 
    Have expressed favorable views of your company and agreed to receive notifications when relevant job opportunities open up
 
    Passed an initial phone screen or assessment
 
    Are kept warm through regular contact: job postings, company news, blog posts, personalized emails, and other forms of communication
 
 
 
Candidate pipelines are also sometimes called “talent pipelines” or “recruitment pipelines.”
 
Candidate pipeline vs. resume database
 
 
 
A resume database is merely a collection of people’s resumes. A candidate pipeline is a list of candidates who have interacted with you, expressed interest in joining your company, and passed a basic screening or assessment. In other words, you are nurturing a relationship with the candidates in your pipeline.
 
  
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The ''Pipeline'' can be called a [[staffing reserve]], although the reserve may indicate a [[candidate database]] ([[resume database]]) or a combination of both. Cultivating the ''Pipeline'' is a more proactive technique that just maintaining the ''database''.
  
  

Latest revision as of 02:44, 11 October 2020

A candidate pipeline (alternatively known as talent pipeline and recruitment pipeline: hereinafter, the Pipeline) is a pool of pipeline candidates (or pipelined candidates; hereinafter, the Candidates). Depending on various organizational cultures, these candidates are:

The Candidates are included into the Pipeline because their KSAs, attitudes, and other credentials match one or more roles. These roles are not employment vacancies yet, but can become one day. When they do, the Candidates are interviewed for or offered the position.

The Candidates may be those current employees who are considered for career ladder promotion or those who are not currently employed by this employer. Regardless of their status, the potential employer may keep the Candidates involved and, possibly, enrolled in onboarding or socialization. At any rate, the employer is supposed to nurture relationships with the Candidates.

The Pipeline can be called a staffing reserve, although the reserve may indicate a candidate database (resume database) or a combination of both. Cultivating the Pipeline is a more proactive technique that just maintaining the database.


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