What is the offer acceptance rate formula?
Jobiba uses accepted offers divided by decided offers, multiplied by 100. Decided offers are accepted plus declined in this live cohort view.
Offer-to-join operations
Measure the close rate, actual joining delivery and plan gap. Then classify only the accepted-not-joined reasons your team actually captured, leaving unknown causes visible instead of inventing an explanation.
Enter only reasons actually captured from this cohort. Unknown stays unknown; Jobiba does not infer why a candidate failed to join.
Reasons classified
3 / 3
Unclassified
0
Largest observed reason
Notice / joining timeline (1)
Reason-count check
Within cohort
Use reason evidence above to design a small intervention. Expected recoveries are your scenario, not Jobiba's prediction.
Modeled joined rate
90.0%
Finalist value represented
₹15,000
Net represented value
₹3,000
Break-even recoveries
0.80
After the experiment, replace the scenario with observed joins and compare the same cohort/window. Do not attribute joins to the intervention without comparable evidence.
Offer acceptance rate
80.0%
Delivery vs plan
Recovery scenario
Planning lens only; it does not predict candidate behavior.
Recovery target
Reason counts describe observed evidence only. They do not prove causality or predict that an intervention will recover joins.
Jobiba uses accepted offers divided by decided offers, multiplied by 100. Decided offers are accepted plus declined in this live cohort view.
Acceptance is not headcount delivery. A candidate may accept and still not start, so Jobiba keeps actual joins and accepted-not-joined outcomes visible.
Enter only reasons actually captured for the same cohort. Keep uncaptured outcomes unclassified rather than guessing whether compensation, notice period, counter-offers or role fit caused the loss.
No. It describes recorded evidence. Use candidate feedback and comparable cohorts before attributing an intervention to improved joining.
Use observed reasons to investigate the right bottleneck, not to score candidates.