Pre-screening questions in SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting are a core tool for initial candidate filtering. They are highly flexible and can be tailored to specific jobs by adding them to individual job requisitions from a central Question Library. This ensures that the screening is relevant to the unique requirements of each role. Furthermore, a key feature is the ability to configure questions as "disqualifiers." If a candidate provides an answer that does not meet a minimum requirement (e.g., lacking a mandatory certification), the system can automatically assign a disqualified status, streamlining the recruiter's workflow by filtering out unsuitable applicants early in the process.

C. Pre-screening questions are managed in the Question Library and then associated with job requisition templates or specific requisitions, not added directly to the Application XML file.

D. While questions can be set for internal, external, or both candidate types, country-specific variations are typically managed through different job requisition templates, not as a property of an individual question.

1. SAP Help Portal

SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting Management

"Question Libraries in Recruiting Management": This document outlines the creation and management of questions. It states

"You can create libraries of questions to be used for pre-screening on job requisitions." This supports the concept of adding questions to requisitions (Answer A).

2. SAP Help Portal

SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting Management

"Setting Up Pre-Screening Questions on a Job Requisition": This guide details the process and features. It explicitly mentions

"You can add pre-screening questions to a job requisition to help you identify the most qualified candidates... You can also set up questions to automatically disqualify candidates who don't meet the minimum requirements." This directly supports both Answer A and Answer B.

3. SAP SuccessFactors Recruiting Management (THR83) Course Handbook: In the unit on "Job Requisition and Application

" the material explains that questions are added from a library and that a "disqualification rating" can be set. It also clarifies that the Application XML defines the data fields

not the question content itself

which refutes Answer C. The handbook also specifies that visibility can be set to "Internal

" "External

" or "Both

" but does not describe a standard feature for varying a single question by country on one requisition

making Answer D incorrect.