Questionnaire Template Overview

Understand how questionnaire templates work in the hiring process.

Palistha Shrestha

Last Update 4 months ago

A questionnaire template defines:
  • Questions asked to candidates
  • Required and optional responses
  • Standard information collected during application or screening

Every job can use a questionnaire to collect consistent candidate data.

    When to use this

    Use this when you need to:
    • Understand how candidate questions are structured
    • Review what information is collected from candidates
    • See how questionnaires are organized

    Use this before creating or editing any questionnaire.

      Open Questionnaire Templates

      • Go to Recruitment
      • Click Questionnaire Template

      You will land on the questionnaire management page.

        Page structure

        The page has two main areas:

        Left panel

        Shows all available templates.
        Includes:
        • System Default Questionnaire
        • Custom questionnaire templates
          • +New Template button

        Use this to select a template.

              Right panel

              Shows details of the selected template.
              Includes:
              • Template name
              • Template status (System Default or Custom)
              • List of questions
              • Actions (Set as Default, Duplicate)

              Default questionnaire

              The system includes a default questionnaire.
              It contains standard questions such as:
              • Skills and strengths
              • Education level
              • Salary expectations
              • Employment status
              • Certifications
              • Availability
              • Application source

              Important:
              This template cannot be edited or modified

                How questionnaires are structured

                Each questionnaire contains:
                • A list of questions
                • A defined question type
                • Required or optional setting

                This structure ensures consistent and usable candidate data.

                  Why this matters

                  If questionnaires are poorly structured:
                  • Candidate data becomes inconsistent
                  • Important information is missing
                  • Screening decisions become unreliable

                  A strong questionnaire directly affects hiring quality.

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