What are the two types of ASAD?

The two types of ASAD, or Automated Systems for Assignment Decision, are indeed GNC (General Needs Candidates) and ACC (Accurate Candidates Counts).

GNC refers to a category of candidates who meet the basic qualifications but may have varying levels of suitability based on other criteria. Meanwhile, ACC represents a more refined group where candidates are evaluated based on specific metrics to ensure they not only meet requirements but also align closely with the needs of the Navy. This distinction is essential for effective recruiting, as it helps recruiters identify and assign candidates based on their capabilities and the demands of the Navy.

This understanding is important for recruiters as they navigate through the complexities of candidate evaluation and placement, ensuring that alignment with the needs of the Navy is maintained throughout the recruitment process.