1Z0-474 · Question #20
Your client would like to ensure that all applicants are presented with the correct set of questions that qualify that they meet the minimum requirements for employment with the organization that…
The correct answer is B. Associate the Disqualification Questions to the appropriate Locations and Job Fields. Disqualification questions are created and configured in the Disqualification Question Library. Questions available in the Disqualification Question Library can appear in the Prescreening section of a requisition file if the locations and job fields of the disqualification…
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Your client would like to ensure that all applicants are presented with the correct set of questions that qualify that they meet the minimum requirements for employment with the organization that has locations in the United States and the United Kingdom. How would you ensure that candidates are presented with the correct set of questions for the job that they are applying for?
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- AAssociate the Disqualification Questions to a requisition.
- BAssociate the Disqualification Questions to the appropriate Locations and Job Fields.
- CAssociate the Disqualification Questions to a requisition template.
- DConfigure the Disqualifications in the Recruiting Administration > General Configuration.
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A3% (1)
- B83% (24)
- C10% (3)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
- Disqualification questions are created and configured in the Disqualification Question Library. Questions available in the Disqualification Question Library can appear in the Prescreening section of a requisition file if the locations and job fields of the disqualification question matches the locations and job fields of the requisition. * A disqualification question is a single-answer question that contains the minimum requirements for a candidate to be eligible for a job. A candidate not meeting the required response can be instantly exited from the application process.
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