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Offer extended

A state in a hiring process in which an employer has formally made a job offer to a candidate and is waiting for the candidate to accept or refuse it.

In plain English

This means the employer has already put a formal job proposal to the candidate. At this stage, the employer is waiting for the candidate to decide whether to accept or refuse it.

In context

Here, it shows that the employer has formally made a job offer to the candidate and is awaiting the candidate's response.

Situation
Applying for jobs, reading vacancy labels, and following recruitment status
What it communicates
shows that the employer has made an offer to the candidate.

Meaning limits

By itself, this status does not show whether the candidate will accept the offer.

Examples

“The candidate was still in offer extended on Friday, with her signed reply still pending.”

Core meaning

“Once the recruiter moved him to offer extended, the company waited for his answer.”

In context