The phrase "a hiring decision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process or outcome of selecting a candidate for a job position.
Example: "After careful consideration of all applicants, we are ready to make a hiring decision by the end of the week."
Alternatives: "an employment choice" or "a recruitment decision".
Communicate your potential value one-to-one with a hiring decision maker or someone that can influence the hiring authority.
We report on an experiment that utilizes an application-files design to recreate several features of a hiring decision for junior-engineer positions.
The shortest search happens when an individual is ready for a change and a hiring decision maker extends an unsolicited job offer.
There are a lot of factors that go into a hiring decision, and many of those are not transparent to a candidate.
What lies ahead is not a real estate deal or a campaign rally or a hiring decision on The Celebrity Apprentice.
Because "arrests are not proof of criminal conduct" — they often do not result in charges, and charges often do not lead to convictions — basing a hiring decision on an arrest record is presumptively discriminatory.
"Remember, there are a lot of factors that go into a hiring decision — interpersonal chemistry, for instance — and many of these are not transparent to the candidate," she says.
While LinkedIn profiles can convey a better idea of the candidate's personality and the type of work environment they are suited to, making a hiring decision based on someone's social media accounts could lead to greater discrimination.
Your first time participating in a hiring decision and salary negotiation.
But old ideas (and ways) die hard, and a scientist's publications and grant-writing success often matter more in a hiring decision than those other, less measurable skills.
"I didn't want to distract them from the things that would make me look best in a hiring decision," Booksh says.
