Tabs in ORC
The tab to find emails sent to a candidate.
What is "Messages"?
First step you should do after logging into ORC on the Requisitions tab.
What is clear filter?
Name of the process we use to hire this season.
What is Seasonal Hiring Process?
This person is the Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
Who is Will Smith?
The tab to find out what positions a candidate applied to.
What is Activity tab?
True or False: Requisitions does not include letters.
What is false?
The store colleagues that drive hiring for the stores.
Who are MBA's ort AST's?
The company whose slogan is "Your in Good Hands".
Who is Allstate?
The tab to find what notes the previous TA colleague left on a candidate's application.
What is Interactions?
You locate the candidate's ID here.
What is next to the candidate's name?
The way to find out the store's availability.
What is Shift Availability Requirements tool?
Originally this was the only product Amazon sold.
What is books?
The tab to find a candidate's phone number or email.
What is Details?
The steps to move a candidate to a different phase/state.
What is Actions>Move? OR What is Move?
Place to schedule onboarding.
What is Scheduling Center?
Everyone's favorite NFL team.
Who is the Bengals?
The tab to find what the candidate responded to on their application.
What is Questions tab?
Name four things you can search a candidate by.
What is name, email, phone number, and candidate ID?
Two Reasons we use the Seasonal Hiring Process.
What is speed, ability to get candidates before other companies, or ability to retain colleagues at a similar rate?
This is the current name for what used to be called M&M Fruit Chews.
What is Starburst?
The tab to find out how long a candidate has been in a specific phase/state.
What is Progress tab?
The steps to log into ORC.
What is My Insite>MyHR> My Workforce> Hiring Tile?
3 positions that we can hire for and also requires a background check, but will allow you to start first.
What is Seasonal Asset Protection, Seasonal Back of House (Receiving), and Seasonal Fulfillment?
DAILY DOUBLE
A single strand of spaghetti is called this:
What is spaghetto?