Sentence examples for filter applicants from inspiring English sources
Presumably, more selective schools are also using other criteria to filter applicants, and it seems likely that the phenomenon of "under-matching"—not attending the best school one can is correlated with other conditions that make graduation less likely.
In many competitive fields, recruiters use a college degree to filter applicants.
These systems, like Oracle's Taleo, the market leader, filter applicants based on a keyword match.
Their job is to filter out applicants and organize the process.
They may use these to filter out applicants.
The company also helps employers use technology to create filters for applicants, such as skills-based tests tailored for specific roles, administered online or via SMS.
Wonga's technology filters out applicants who are thought to be too risky, and about 66% of them are currently turned down for not being credit-worthy.
Equally busy HR officers, confronted with stacks of CVs numbering from 20 to 800, depending on the position and the company, often see their job as one of filtering out applicants and reducing that pile rather than searching for the perfect candidate.
An HR friend of mine once told me that there are two internal uses for a job description; to help filter through all applicants for the most viable experience, and to help narrow down those viable applicants to one's who are aligned with the needs of the position.
I put a political filter on the applicants".
