Candidate Response Behavior
Candidate Response Behavior is a construct within the domain of talent acquisition that denotes the pattern and nature of interactions exhibited by passive candidates when solicited by employers, distinguished by its focus on non-initiated, reactively manifested engagement in response to external recruitment stimuli.
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Daniel B. Turban, Monica L. Forret, Cheryl Hendrickson · Journal of Vocational Behavior · 1998 · 339 citations
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