1Z0-474 · Question #14
When an ad-hoc prescreening question is created for a requisition and not saved into the prescreening library what are two disadvantages to this approach for an organization?
The correct answer is B. The question is not available for reuse on additional requisitions in a similar Job Family or C. The question is not available in the candidate tracking history. Questions created in the Question library are available in the Question Library and can then be added in the Prescreening section of a requisition file. Questions created directly in a requisition are only available for the requisition and they are not available in the Question…
Question
When an ad-hoc prescreening question is created for a requisition and not saved into the prescreening library what are two disadvantages to this approach for an organization?
Options
- AThe question cannot be pulled into an advanced search and used as search criteria.
- BThe question is not available for reuse on additional requisitions in a similar Job Family or
- CThe question is not available in the candidate tracking history.
- DThe question cannot be weighted.
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A5% (3)
- B81% (52)
- D14% (9)
Explanation
Questions created in the Question library are available in the Question Library and can then be added in the Prescreening section of a requisition file. Questions created directly in a requisition are only available for the requisition and they are not available in the Question Library for other requisitions. If at a later date you use that same requisition to create a requisition template, the question that you created in the requisition will not be added to the Question library.
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