Why Use Disposition Codes?
Disposition Codes Serve Two Purposes – to Define the Stages of the Application Review Process, and to Allow Search Committees to Define the Reason That a...
Disposition codes serve two purposes – to define the stages of the application review process, and to allow search committees to define the reason that a candidate was rejected from consideration (or withdrew themselves from consideration).
Why are disposition codes important?
Having detailed disposition codes will allow for a more accurate count of applicant pools and will give more precise statistics when it comes to analyzing the selection decisions in an AAP. One of the most common disposition codes we see is “Better applicant selected”.
What is a disposition code?
Call disposition codes, also known as activity codes, are labels applied to call records in a contact center to categorize or describe a call. These codes enable the contact center agents to indicate certain information about the disposed calls, such as: The type of call. The reason for the call. The outcome of the ...
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