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Grant’s preference is no. A recruiter-friendly report should feel like an executive summary, not a spreadsheet dump. Most recruiting teams need a few headline numbers, a short summary of where employees tended to live, meaningful relocation trends, and practical takeaways for the next class. A large dashboard can create unnecessary complexity without improving decisions. HomeBase should make it easy for the recruiter to understand the program in a few minutes and then return to recruiting, rather than asking them to interpret a dense housing dataset.
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