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# Recommendation at Candidate Profile

## Overview

This feature recommends job openings that are the best fit for a particular candidate’s profile.

* **Match and Rank**: The system analyzes the candidate’s profile, compares it to available job openings, and ranks the jobs based on how well they match the candidate’s qualifications. This helps the hiring team prioritize outreach.
* **Save Time**: The hiring team can quickly view ranked job matches, enabling faster and more efficient matching of candidates to jobs.

## How does it work?

### View Recommended on the Candidate Profile 

1. Open a Candidate profile and click on the Recommendation tab 
2. The list of the recommended jobs will be displayed in ascending percentages matching from highest to lowest according to the following rankings:

   Rank S: From 80% to 100% match

   Rank A: From 50% to 79% match

   Rank B: From 20% to 49% match

   Rank C: Less than 19% match
3. Use the filter to narrow down the Recommendation list 

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### View Specific Recommended Detail&#x20;

* Click on the matching score shown on a job
* You can see detailed criteria that match the candidate

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