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Silly Question

ABajaninCork · 2011-04-27 11:29:57

What exactly does it mean if one is referred to as the 'candidate of choice'? Never heard this expression before, so thought I'd ask. I've got a fair idea myself, but wanted to see what others thought... TIA :)

27-04-2011 11:29am

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ABajaninCork

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What exactly does it mean if one is referred to as the 'candidate of choice'?

Never heard this expression before, so thought I'd ask. I've got a fair idea myself, but wanted to see what others thought...

TIA

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#2 27-04-2011 8:41pm

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I don't know in what context the phrase was used but my opinion would be that the ' candidate of choice ' refers to the person deemed most desirable by the employer ( i.e. the one likely to get the job ).

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#3 27-04-2011 9:04pm

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That's what I thought too. Thanks for that!:)

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