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See each candidate's last interview on the list

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Recruiters, HR administrators and hiring managers now see, right on the candidate list, when each candidate was last interviewed and for which position—and can sort the whole list by it. No more opening each profile to remember who you talked to most recently.

Overview: the Added column shows each candidate's last interview date and position, and the list can be sorted by last interview.
Last interview date & position on every row · sort the list by it

Where you'll see it & how it works

Candidate list where the Added to system column has a second line with the date and position of the candidate's most recent interview.
Under the date the candidate was added · their last interview date and position

On the Candidates screen (in the ATS area), the Added to system column now carries a small second line: the date of the candidate's most recent interview and the position it was held for. It always shows the candidate's latest interview across everything—no filter required. A candidate who has never been interviewed simply shows nothing extra, so the list stays clean.

Dates appear in your own local time and language. This sits alongside what the column already showed (when the person was added, or their application date when you filter by a posting), so you lose nothing and gain the interview context at a glance.

Sort by it, and understand every column

The Sort by dropdown with Last interview selected and options listed alphabetically; the list is ordered by most recent interview, with candidates without an interview at the end. An About the list button is highlighted.
Sort by Last interview · candidates without one go to the end · About the list explains every column

Open Sort by and choose Last interview—it's always available, and the list reorders by interview recency across the whole result set, not just the page you're on. Candidates who haven't been interviewed are pushed to the end, so the freshly-interviewed people rise to the top. The sort options are now listed alphabetically, so the field you want is easy to find.

New here too: an About the list button next to Export opens a short explainer of every column—what each one means, when and why data appears, and how sorting works. Handy for new team members, or anytime you're unsure what a column is telling you.

Field labels follow your product language. Some columns and actions depend on your permissions and company setup; users only ever see their own company's candidates and interviews.