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Recruitment and Interviewing
4. Drawing Up a Shortlist
4.1 Tell applicants to apply in a way that will give you the information you need.
- Letter plus CV is usually the best format.
- You can design your own application form to ensure you get the right information.
- Avoid applications by telephone, if these will interrupt your work.
- Consider taking applications via email.
4.2 Select the most promising applicants.
- Rank them in order, starting with the best.
- Decide how many are worth interviewing and send polite rejection letters to the rest.
4.3 Arrange a time and place to interview the selected applicants.
- Interview as soon as possible, in batches. This makes it easier to compare everyone.
- Consider offering some evening interviews.
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