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Reducing candidate drop-out in print hiring

Candidate drop-out is often caused by avoidable uncertainty rather than a lack of interest in the role.

Share practical details early

Be open about salary, shifts, overtime, commute, site expectations and flexibility before interview. Late surprises weaken trust.

Keep the process moving

Agree interview availability and decision owners before launching the search. Prompt feedback matters when experienced people have other options.

Show the real workplace

A site visit and honest introduction to the team help candidates judge the environment and picture themselves in the role.

Manage the offer properly

Explain the full package, proposed start date and next steps clearly, then stay in contact throughout the notice period.

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