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As a busy manager with a large number of engineering positions to fill, you may not have the time or resources to set up a complex hiring tool. This template allows anyone on your team to easily add and manage the interview process for engineering candidates. Additionally, since HR may change our system in the future, this template provides a simple and flexible solution that can be easily adapted to your changing needs.
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As a busy manager with a large number of engineering positions to fill, you may not have the time or resources to set up a complex hiring tool. This template allows anyone on your team to easily add and manage the interview process for engineering candidates. Additionally, since HR may change our system in the future, this template provides a simple and flexible solution that can be easily adapted to your changing needs.
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