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Solution
Most hiring delays are coordination delays. A shortlist gets exported, emailed, annotated in three different copies, and reconciled by whoever has the most patience. Team workspaces put the recruiter, the hiring manager and the interviewers on the same pipeline, with permissions that match their role and notes that stay attached to the candidate.
The problem
Shortlists living in three different spreadsheet versions
Hiring manager feedback arriving as an email nobody files
No control over who can see candidate data
Decisions made in a thread that is invisible to the next person on the role
Capabilities
Organisations, members and permissions so access matches responsibility.
Everyone works the same ranked list rather than a copy of it.
Screening and interview notes stay attached to the application and the score.
Email and notifications from the same place, so follow-up is not somebody's personal inbox.
Bring a hiring manager or interviewer into a role without handing over the whole workspace.
Where it applies
Outcomes
How it runs
Set up the organisation and invite the people on the role.
Give each person the access their job actually requires.
Screen, rank, annotate and message from a single shared view.
Decisions and notes stay with the candidate for whoever picks the role up next.
FAQ
The questions teams actually ask before they commit.
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