Relationship with applicant

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The use of customer relationship management (CRM) will become widespread A CRM approach and technology allows HEIs to create and manage relationships with applicants, students and alumni.

Organizations that anticipate hiring a summer intern, but are not prepared to formally advertise the internship, can begin to cultivate relationships with applicants, through information sessions, panel discussions, round table lunches, student club events, or introductory emails that highlight the potential needs of the organization during the summer.

To facilitate those decades of research, POs want to form lasting relationships with applicants.

Forging a relationship with an applicant early on is crucial, Lucey explains.

"Clearing is always an unpredictable affair, but what we've learned from the past is that there's a real value – both to the student and the university – to building a relationship with an applicant well ahead of results day.

"What if you had a brief sexual relationship with the applicant that ended amiably a year ago?" In such cases as in many cases where conflicts of interest may be perceived disclosure is a powerful tool.

Individuals providing letters of reference should have had recent (within the last five years) educational or professional relationships with the applicant.

Many more built tight relationships with competing applicants during the brief Silicon Valley retreat– a sort of support group of like-minded restless students.

Done correctly, negotiation can strengthen the relationship between applicant and employer.

In order to assure a positive relationship with the Institute's applicant community, each person who is interviewed by a departmental supervisor should be notified of the result of the selection process.

In the absence of a pre-existing relationship with a faculty member, applicants are asked not to contact faculty members directly.