Whether you're hiring your first employee or hundredth, the recruiting process can be a pricey and timely process. Thankfully, technology has made the recruiting employees easier and faster.
Take for example the San Francisco-based hiQ Labs . By using big data, hiQ is able to apply “advanced algorithms and statistical methods to employee selection, development and retention by modeling historical data." This valuable data from hiQ's software and technology can be used to not only find the best employees for your company, but also helps you predict which individuals will stay with you. This method is definitely more effective than simply trusting your gut or using outdated recruiting systems.
While hiQ is a truly revolutionary company, it's not the only startup that is improving the recruitment industry. Here are five other startups who are also changing the recruitment industry forever.
Avature describes it’s platform as “enterprise HCM Software for the Social Generation”. The platform is broken up into 3 main products: Avature CRM (customer relationship management), which uses viral and multi-channel marketing with branded landing pages to recruit passive streams of potential recruits; Avature ATS (applicant tracking system), a next-generation ATS used to create a new recruiting experience for potential job candidates; and Avature DNA, to promote workforce optimization for the mobile-social generation.
Avature has been honored with a number of industry awards for it’s mobile-centric platform, including Gartner’s “cool vendor in HCM” award, “top HR product of the year” honors from HR Executive Magazine, and the “HRO TechTonic Mangement” award in the talent management category. The company was co-founded in 2005 by Dimitri Boylan, former CEO of HotJobs.com
Touted as a world-leading recruitment marketing analytics and optimization platform, Recruitics analyzes your recruitment advertising spending to find out what audience you’re reaching, how much money you’re spending to get there, and how to get the most bang for your buck for finding the best talent for your team.
Recruitics uses two main types or service options for it’s business customers: it’s SAAS platform to manage your recruitment ad bidding strategy, and it’s managed services which adds the help of it’s recruitment marketing strategists to make sure you’re spending your budget in all the right places.
The NYC-based firm was founded in 2012 by CTO and co-founder TIm Dinnen, who has over 20 years of internet marketing and consulting experience for a number of successful web-based companies.
Wondering how to get more great job candidates? That’s where Talemetry steps in. Instead of redefining your company's applicant tracking system, Talemetry works with your existing ATS (including it’s sister product HireDesk) to optimize your recruiting efficiency and create better candidate experiences in their quest to find the best company to work for.
Talemetry’s online platform includes a number of different features, including auto distribution of job ads, sourcing top-notch candidates from databases across the open web, managing recruitment advertising vendors and more.
Co-founder and CEO Jade Bourell has spent the last 11 years building Talemetry into one of the largest HR software solution providers in the industry. Recently the company announced a strategic partnership with The Sovereign Group, adding to their prestigious pedigree of partners which includes Microsoft, Oracle, and SAP.
Smashfly’s core mission in the employee recruitment industry is to provide companies with an all-on-one recruitment marketing platform that begins at the pre-applicant stage.
Many companies in the past relied on applicant tracking systems (ATS) to do the leg work; Smashfly’s platform joins this traditional software approach and ties in all the current trends of pre-applicant employee recruitment strategy - distribution, social, mobile, CRM, Career Sites, employee referrals - into a platform that provides the necessary data to help employers make data-driven decisions to find the best talent available across a variety of metrics.
Founder MIchael Hennessy brings 15 years of business application product development to the table with his Total Recruitment Marketing platform, which received a $9 million-dollar round of Series A investment capital in June of 2014.
Designed by an expert team with a history of recruiting expertise, Talentreef aims to tap into the emerging social web for companies to acquire top-notch talent at a fraction of the time and cost then it would have taken in the days before cloud computing.
Talentreef is currently launching a brand-new service that will allow you to create continuous employment-branded recruitment campaigns all from an easy to use web-based dashboard, complete with tools to help reduce recruitment costs and track your campaign ROI.
Tim Leonard founded TalentReef in 2009, bringing a 20 year history of building successful sales teams and bringing new products to market to launch his social recruiting CRM platform. His passion is to make employee recruiting easy, cost effective, and fun.
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