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Quality of hire metrics are most powerful when tracked as a cohort over time rather than as individual snapshots: understanding how a group of hires from a particular sourcing channel, hiring period, or interviewer performs at 90 days, 6 months, and 12 months reveals patterns that individual data points obscure. The most common measurement gap is the failure to collect data on candidates who left within the first 6 months: early attrition is the clearest evidence of quality of hire failure, yet many organizations exclude these cases from their quality of hire calculations because they lack performance data, producing an artificially inflated quality score that hides significant process failures.