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Compare candidates in Noota Talent

Learn how to compare candidates side by side to make structured hiring decisions.

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Comparing candidates in Noota Talent

Noota Talent allows you to compare multiple candidates using structured data, scorecards, and screening results.

Instead of relying on notes or memory, you can view candidates side by side and make decisions based on measurable criteria.

Candidate comparison helps you:

✔ Evaluate candidates consistently
✔ Reduce bias
✔ Use scorecards and reports
✔ Make faster decisions
✔ Keep hiring structured


When to compare candidates

You can compare candidates after:

  • Screening is completed

  • Interviews are captured

  • Scorecards are filled

  • Reports are generated

Comparison is usually done before making the final decision.


How to compare candidates

  1. Go to Jobs

  2. Open the job you want to review

  3. Go to the Pipeline

  4. Select two or more candidates

  5. Click Compare

  6. Review the comparison table

  7. Check scores, reports, and criteria

  8. Use the comparison to decide next steps

The comparison view shows candidates side by side.


What you can see in the comparison view

When comparing candidates, you can see:

✔ Scorecard results
✔ Screening reports
✔ Interview insights
✔ Candidate profile data
✔ Ranking and recommendations

This helps ensure that decisions are based on the same criteria for all candidates.


Using comparison with scorecards

Comparison works best when scorecards are used.

With scorecards you can:

  • Evaluate the same criteria

  • Keep scoring consistent

  • Compare candidates objectively

  • Track hiring quality

Without scorecards, comparison is still possible, but less structured.


When to use candidate comparison

Use comparison when:

  • You have multiple finalists

  • You want structured decisions

  • Several recruiters are involved

  • You need measurable evaluation

  • You want to generate reports

Comparison is part of the decision stage of the workflow.


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