How Recruiters Can Reduce Candidate Drop-Off Between Application and Interview

Stuart Gentle Publisher at Onrec08 Sep 2026|News archiveHow Recruiters Can Reduce Candidate Drop-Off Between Application and InterviewRecruitment teams invest heavily in attracting candidates, reviewing applications and identifying people worth interviewing. Yet some of the most avoidable losses happen after a candidate has already shown interest.An applicant submits a CV and hears nothing for several days. An interview time changes but the update is missed. A recruiter intends to follow up, but

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How Recruiters Can Reduce Candidate Drop-Off Between Application and Interview

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