Candidate selection process
ConceptintermediateA two-level structure: a selection process contains phases, and each phase contains states.
Recall it
State the structure of a candidate selection process in two levels, and say where the delivered phases and states are actually documented.
A candidate selection process is made of phases, and each phase is made of states. The full list of delivered phases and states is documented in a separate Recruiting Questions and Answers topic, id u30255844, rather than on the implementation page, so the state map must be re-verified before it is taught as delivered behaviour.
Memory hook: Process, phases, states. The delivered map is in the Q&A topic, not on the implementation page.
Rests on ORC-CSP-020, ORC-CSP-021.
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