srvn2sv said:Loachman, you're quite correct I have no experience in recruiting, but would greatly appreciate your professional experience and recommendation. From your expedience in recruiting what is the average timeline for the return of these documents from DnD?
Different occupations have different recruiting ctriteria, so the application processes for each, devoid of any other variables, will take varying times.
Different occupations will have different numbers of vacancies, if they have any vacancies at all, and therefore be more or less competitive than other occupations. That will vary the length of the application/acceptance process.
Different people will have different personal characteristics and backgrounds that can influence the duration of the application/acceptance process.
Some variables will change over time. War can speed the process up, especially for in-demand occupations. It can also slow it down, as more applicants compete for the number of slots available. Economic conditions can slow it or speed it up as well.
With all of the possible variations and combinations thereof, it is impossible to give an average length of time that has any meaning whatsoever. It takes as long as it takes per individual applicant.
srvn2sv said:And folks, there should be a standard. There's a standard for everything else, why not this?
There are standard processes, but no standard durations thereof as there cannot be.
What do you want?
"X" business days or an application is rejected outright? "X" business days or an applicant is accepted without security checks or special medical considerations being completed?
Be patient.
There should be a standard for that.