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Recruiting: Turn Off Review or Feedback Requests

How to turn off review or feedback requests.

  1. In Recruiting, on a candidate's profile screen, click Review.
  2. In the Review Request popup window, click Do Not Send.
    • Note: When you reach this step the next time, Recruiting defaults to your previous selection of not sending anything.
  3. To reverse this, In the Review Request popup window, click Email. Recruiting remembers your choice.

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