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# Talent Pool
* When the administrator eliminates a candidate or the candidate does not accept admission, the administrator can choose to add the candidate to the system's talent pool.
* Administrators can see recorded candidates on the talent pool page, and can also add candidates to the system by themselves.
* Operation steps: \
① \[Recruitment] > \[Talent Pool] > \[Add Talent] \
② You can choose to Import Resume or Input Manually, pls refer to \[[Add new candidate](https://docs.yoov.com/yoov-work/recruitment-management/pages/8l37h55T6uaus45D81I3#id-1.-add-new-candidates)] for reference. Enter the relevant information and click "Save".\
③ On the talent pool page, you will see the candidates you just added manually. \
④ The administrator can add one or more candidates from the talent pool to the candidate list. \
⑤ Then select the candidates for which position you want to add the candidate to, and then click \[OK]. \
⑥ The relevant candidates have been added to the candidate list.
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