Application Status Definitions

Your application's status will give you an indication of where you are along your application journey. Below are the different statuses you may see reflected on an application and what these mean for you.

  • Incomplete: This indicates that your application has not been completed. In order for your application to be submitted and seen by the manager, your application will need to be complete.
  • Invited to Interview: The hiring manager will review your application. If they decide to move forward with your application, you will be invited to interview and asked to schedule an interview time.
  • Canceled: Your interview may be canceled if the role has been filled. You will be notified via SMS if this happens and the status of your application will be marked as canceled.
  • In Review: Once your application is in review, the hiring manager will be in charge of reviewing it and determining whether or not they would like to invite you to an interview.
  • In Process: After the interview has taken place, your application will be pending. Pending lets you know that the hiring manager has yet to make a decision on whether or not they will be moving forward with an offer.
  • Employed: If the hiring manager decides to hire you, you will receive SMS and email communications to let you know. If you have any questions regarding your next steps, we suggest that you reach out directly to the hiring manager. They will also be reaching out to you to provide you with any further updates and instructions on next steps.
  • Withdrawn: If you decide that a role does not fit your needs, you will have the option to withdraw it. This will inform hiring managers of your decision.
  • Declined: If your application has been declined, this means that the hiring manager has decided to move forward with other candidates. Things don't always work out, we encourage that you continue applying to increase your chances of being hired!
Questions? Text our support team at (971) 407-5427 or email us at support@workstep.com


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