create multiple appointments with just one email

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gigi.lagria

hello all!

when HR schedules an interview, the interviewee has to meet with many
different department managers throughout the day. currently, HR
creates an appointment that lasts for X hours. in the notes section
each manager's interview time with the interviewee. the appointment
may last for 4 hours, but each manager only interviews the candidate
for 1 hour.

when the manager receives the meeting request, they approve it and then
later have to change the times to match their times.

HR is so busy that they do not have time to create 4-5 individual
appointments. has anyone come across a way to make scheduling
interviews in outlook easier?

any help in this matter would be a tremendous help!

thanks!!!!!
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

IIRC, there are software packages aimed directly at HR functions that would probably be more suited to the task than Outlook. While convenient, Outlook is not a scheduling software package.

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After furious head scratching, (e-mail address removed) asked:

| hello all!
|
| when HR schedules an interview, the interviewee has to meet with many
| different department managers throughout the day. currently, HR
| creates an appointment that lasts for X hours. in the notes section
| each manager's interview time with the interviewee. the appointment
| may last for 4 hours, but each manager only interviews the candidate
| for 1 hour.
|
| when the manager receives the meeting request, they approve it and
| then later have to change the times to match their times.
|
| HR is so busy that they do not have time to create 4-5 individual
| appointments. has anyone come across a way to make scheduling
| interviews in outlook easier?
|
| any help in this matter would be a tremendous help!
|
| thanks!!!!!
 

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