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The process is pretty bad from a hiring manager's perspective also. The company I work for requires uploading a resume and filling out some basic questions, al
by ike2792 3y ago
The process is pretty bad from a hiring manager's perspective also. The company I work for requires uploading a resume and filling out some basic questions, along with applying via LinkedIn. It's fairly easy and not much of a burden for the applicant. What this translates to on my end is 200 resumes per day for a basic entry-level engineer role, half of which don't even meet the minimum requirements on the posting. To get to a manageable number of resumes to manually review, you either have to use an automated filtering system or have the recruiter filter through them manually. This leads to a lot of rejections, which in turn leads to every applicant applying for basically every single job they are halfway qualified for out of desperation. It's a broken process all around.
- afpx 3y agoI've recently started seeing job postings that say at the bottom "Mail physical resume" - is that the new brown M&M test? Also, can't the hiring process be improved with optimal stopping?
- DecentRecruiter 3y agoWow, 200/day. How of your time does that consume?