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Why you shouldn't ghost your applicants.

Updated: 7 hours ago


"Thank you for your application, but only those selected will be contacted." 
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We have all encountered this common phrase in job listings. While it may appear innocuous, it reflects poorly on a company's practices. Here's why ghosting candidates is detrimental:


  • Disrespectful: Candidates invest time, effort, and optimism in their applications. Disregarding them diminishes the value of their dedication.

  • Unprofessional: It indicates a lack of structured hiring procedures within your organization.

  • Reputation damage: Negative experiences are shared. Poor treatment swiftly tarnishes your company's image.

  • Loss of potential clients: Applicants could also be future customers, collaborators, or advocates. Ignoring them drives them away.

  • Perception of chaos: Failing to manage applicant communication raises doubts about your ability to handle clients and business operations effectively.


At NAFOR, we uphold a different approach. We prioritize transparent communication and never resort to ghosting. Every candidate receives regular updates throughout the entire selection process. Respecting people's time is not merely a choice. It is fundamental to professionalism and trust.


We help you build companies and organizations that last.

 
 
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