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A hiring manager receives assessment results for five candidates. One is a 'Strong Match,' two are a 'Match,' one is a 'Caution,' and one is a 'High Caution.' According to best practices, what is the most effective way to use this information?

Immediately discard the 'Caution' and 'High Caution' candidates and schedule interviews with the other three. Use the detailed reports for the top three candidates to develop specific, behavior-based interview questions to probe potential areas of misalignment. Only interview the 'Strong Match' to save the maximum amount of time. Disregard the results entirely and interview all five candidates using the same generic questions.

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Use the detailed reports for the top three candidates to develop specific, behavior-based interview questions to probe potential areas of misalignment.

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