Recruitment glossary

What is a Hiring Workflow?

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A hiring workflow is a series of steps carried out by a recruiter across the hiring process. The workflow includes the exact jobs that need to be done and by whom as well as how long each task is likely to take. It can change depending on the role being filled and who needs to be involved in that process. For example, the workflow for hiring an administrator would differ greatly from that of a software engineer or a CEO.

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