Workplace Reputation Analyzer

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{summary__NODE_ID__:dcJHKzazq1oGbvt1kFsWQV}

review_id

review_url

rating_date

employee_status

employee_type

flags_business_outlook

flags_ceo_approval

flags_recommend_frend

rating_culture_values

rating_senior_leadersheep

rating_work_life

summary

employee_location

employee_job_title

advice_to_management

review_pros

review_cons

rating_compensation_benefits

rating_senior_leadership

rating_career_opportunities

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Enter the text of the Slack message to send.

Message

Optional thread ID to reply to a specific thread. Note: if Thread ID is being used, you must set the User/Channel to be the same user/channel within which the message was sent.

Thread ID

File to attach to the Slack message. Can be a file name or a URL.

Attachments

Recruitment Time-in-Stage Performance Reporter

Application ID

Stage Name

Stage Entry Date

Stage Exit Date

Interview ID

Notes

Candidate ID

First Name

Last Name

Job Name

Department

Stage (current)

Application Date

Recruiter

Hiring Manager

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Recruitment Analytics Report - Last 30 Days

The name of the file to be uploaded to the runtime context. Example: 'file1.txt'

File

current_date

def function():
    #Add function arguments by clicking +Add Inputs
    #Add returned outputs by clicking +Add Outputs
    #Uploaded files can be accessed directly from the current working directory with the filename
    #Your Python Code Here
    from datetime import datetime
    current_date = datetime.now().strftime("%B %d, %Y")
    return current_date

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