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by gbuk2013
1217 days ago
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From a hiring perspective there are tools available. I work for a startup that is selling a CRM to addresses all of those pain points. We have many large customers and were recently valued >1B. We have several competitors that make the same sort of thing. The point at when our product makes sense cost wise is apparently 8+ recruiters so that certainly excludes a large number of smaller companies. The solutions range from boring (e.g. CRUD things, advanced search, campaign management) to fancy (e.g. automation, AI things). Our approach is basically to reduce / automate as much as possible to free up as much time for the recruiter to do actual human things. |
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