Back to glossaryJobs & CareersHiring Checkpoint
A Hiring Checkpoint is a scheduled review after a specific interview or assessment where the hiring team decides whether to advance, pause, or reject a candidate. It ensures consistent criteria are applied throughout the process.
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When to use hiring checkpoint
Insert a Hiring Checkpoint after any high‑effort assessment to validate continued interest.
A practical example of hiring checkpoint
Suppose after the technical test, the panel meets to decide if the candidate proceeds to the final culture interview.
How it applies to Ideoreto
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Key takeaways
- Check that a decision record exists for the checkpoint.
- Ensure the record notes the outcome and any required follow‑up.
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