ResumeWorld
Solution
Agency screening is shaped differently from in-house hiring. You are working several clients' roles at once, the shortlist is a deliverable that someone else will pick apart, and a slow submission can lose a good candidate to another agency. Resume World keeps each client role as its own job with its own application link and ranking. Every score comes with quoted lines from the CV and a written reason, so the shortlist can be defended to the client. And you can invite a client's hiring manager to view one role without opening up the rest of your desk.
The problem
Several client roles open at once, each with its own brief and its own pile of CVs
Clients pushing back on a shortlist and asking why a particular candidate was put forward
Candidates going cold while a consultant works through the stack for another client
Client hiring managers who want visibility but must not see other clients' pipelines
Capabilities
Each role gets its own job description, application link and ranked pipeline, so one client's criteria never bleed into another's shortlist.
Scores for skills, experience, education, projects, communication, leadership and culture fit each quote the CV and state a reason. That is the justification a client asks for.
Invite a client contact to one job as a read-only viewer, or as an editor if they will update candidate statuses themselves. The invitation covers that job only.
Group the colleagues or client contacts you work with into an organisation and attach it to a job in one step. Each member keeps their organisation role.
Export candidates from one job or several, choosing the columns: overall and sub-scores, summary, contact links, education and form answers.
Ask the job agent to read a role's applications and answer questions about them, or to propose status changes that only apply once you confirm them.
Where it applies
Outcomes
How it runs
Use the client's brief as the job description. It becomes the rubric for that role and nothing else.
Post the role's application link wherever you advertise, and upload PDF, DOC or DOCX CVs from your own database into the same job.
Every application is scored with evidence and ranked. Star the strongest and mark the rest shortlisted or not advancing.
Export the shortlist or invite the client to view the role, so the case for each candidate goes with them.
FAQ
The questions teams actually ask before they commit.
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