You might be dealing with thousands of applicants when it comes to high-volume recruiting, but making sure every candidate feels valued can have a hugely beneficial impact on your employer brand, and ultimately your bottom line. Disgruntled candidates often take their business elsewhere. At scale, this can cost you millions, as a leading media company found out before switching to Avature.
Think about how you can leverage personalized automation to make candidates feel valued without it becoming a huge burden for your talent acquisition team. Here is what we recommend when it comes to the candidate screening process:
- Use Pre-Screening Questions in Your Sign-Up Form: Curate an elite talent community by adding some straightforward knockout or weighted questions to hone in on the most qualified candidates’ at speed.
- Filter by Hot, Warm and Cold Leads: Put candidates in different talent pools based on their total score.
- Save Recruiters Time With Knockout Questions: As well as using these when people sign up to your talent community, automatically eliminating under-qualified candidates with predefined questions enables recruiters to focus on the best talent.
- Add Third-Party Assessments: Integrate with third-party vendors to run very specific assessments as part of the application process.
- Tap Into the Power of Video: Use recorded interviews to replace phone and on-site screening and avoid the burden of scheduling. You can save even more time by selecting pre-recorded questions specifically targeted to assess if a candidate would be a good fit for your open position.
- Leverage Views to Visualize Feedback: Make it easy for recruiters to evaluate candidates from a single view that groups together all information (including pre-screening questions, third-party assessments, etc.)
- Automate Outreach: Optimize your approach and tailor engagement depending on candidate score. For example, if someone is identified as a hot lead or strong candidate, trigger a task for a recruiter to reach out to them. Whereas warm leads or rejected candidates might fall into an automated engagement schedule with pre-defined nurturing emails.