How quickly must FIBA inform a candidate about the results of their interview and test?

FIBA is required to communicate the results of an interview and test to a candidate within thirty days. This timeframe ensures that candidates receive timely feedback, which is essential in maintaining transparency and professionalism in the selection process. A response time of thirty days allows for adequate processing of results and ensures that candidates are informed without unnecessary delays, which could affect their future planning and career decisions.

The other options suggest much shorter or longer time frames which, while they may seem reasonable, do not align with FIBA's established standards for timely communication in professional settings. Therefore, selecting the thirty-day period is consistent with best practices for candidate management and reflects an understanding of the importance of timely feedback in recruitment processes.