The phrase "a hiring process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the series of steps or procedures involved in recruiting and selecting candidates for a job.
Example: "The company has implemented a new hiring process to ensure a more efficient selection of candidates."
Alternatives: "recruitment process" or "employment procedure".
Do you have a hiring process?
Another would be to come up with a hiring process that makes sense.
One leading investment bank has a hiring process in which a candidate must interview with upward of 60 senior members of the firm before receiving an offer.
ANY mention of a hiring process in Yonkers is certain to prompt cynical remarks about closed-door meetings and backdoor deals.
Some investors complain this is ridiculous — to fund a hiring process for Facebook.
Other popular gripes – too much bureaucracy, poor management, poor mentoring, and a hiring process that took months.
Throughout July there will be individual discussions with artists about their visions for the company's future, but, says chair Bruce Bradburn, "this isn't a formal hiring process for a new artistic director".
The Los Angeles Fire Commission adopted new rules Tuesday to prevent conflicts of interest and reform a firefighter hiring process that a city report called "tainted" by concerns of nepotism.
Reducing turnover is best achieved through a rigorous hiring process and building a company culture where workers feel their contributions are worthwhile.
It's too bad that screening for this sort of behavior isn't part of a normal hiring process, but adjusting an employee's communication style to fit your needs is just a part of being a good manager.
In addition, Ms. von Tobel described a detailed hiring process that includes having candidates create a video explaining a financial issue and developing a complex financial plan before they are interviewed.
