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    under review  ·  2 comments  ·  CommandMC » Recruits  ·  Admin →
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    Kimberly Tarver commented  · 

    In any recruitment management system, it is essential to maintain an organized and efficient database. Custom recruit lead sources serve as tags or identifiers that help categorize and track where leads originate. However, as systems evolve, certain lead sources may become obsolete or irrelevant. This necessitates the ability to delete or modify these custom lead sources to ensure that the system remains streamlined and effective.

    Functionality of Command MC

    Command MC is a platform designed for managing various aspects of recruitment and lead tracking. It provides tools for users to customize their experience, including the creation and management of custom lead sources. The ability to delete these sources is crucial for several reasons:

    Data Integrity: Keeping outdated or irrelevant lead sources can clutter the database, making it difficult for users to find relevant information quickly.

    User Experience: A cleaner interface with only current and applicable lead sources enhances user experience, allowing recruiters to focus on active leads without distraction.

    Adaptability: As recruitment strategies change over time, the ability to update or remove lead sources ensures that the system adapts accordingly.

    Implementation of Deletion Functionality

    To implement this functionality effectively within Command MC, several steps should be considered:

    User Permissions: Ensure that only authorized personnel (e.g., administrators) have the capability to delete custom recruit lead sources. This prevents accidental deletions by regular users.

    Confirmation Mechanism: Introduce a confirmation step before deletion occurs. This could involve a pop-up message asking users if they are sure they want to delete a specific lead source.

    Audit Trail: Maintain an audit trail of deleted lead sources for accountability and potential recovery if needed in the future.

    User Training: Provide training resources or documentation on how to manage custom recruit lead sources effectively, including how to delete them when necessary.

    Feedback Loop: Establish a feedback mechanism where users can suggest which lead sources should be removed based on their experiences and changing needs in recruitment practices.

    By implementing these measures, Command MC can ensure that its users have full control over their custom recruit lead sources while maintaining an organized and efficient system.

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    under review  ·  7 comments  ·  CommandMC » MC Tasks  ·  Admin →
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    Kimberly Tarver commented  · 

    We need to be able to auto-assign tasks to a role when the checklist applies to make it work well inour systems.

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    Kimberly Tarver commented  · 

    Please add to Command MC. This is critical when you are working multiple market centers. The amount of time this would save could be a game changer for the growth team.

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