On Stompstart by 20 August 2019 · Arizona · United States
Invisume.
A Phoenix job-matching site that kept candidates anonymous until they chose otherwise, pitched in 2015 as the Match.com for jobs.
Jobs and HR
Timeline
- On record
A press release from Phoenix announced that Invisume launched its Invisible Resume platform; CEO Chad Porter.
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“It’s the world’s first online shopping center for talent!”
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“It’s the world’s first online shopping center for talent!”
Invisume solves your passive candidate problem. Companies get quality, because people get privacy. Both save a tremendous amount of time. It’s the world’s first online shopping center for talent! Job search wastes hours on resumes, applications, and first interviews publicly exposing happily employed people…so they don’t look or apply. A study by Marketo illustrated that HR spends 60% of its time sourcing, looking at resumes, and doing first screen interviews and only 40% of those that get through that process….and become their co-workers. Invisume gathers unique and private candidate details for companies to filter through passive candidates. Filtering thousands of passive candidates takes companies minutes vs. weeks of individual phone screening. For candidates, they get the benefit of privacy and anonymity for as far into the process as they choose and the time savings of not having to HR-screen with every company that contacts them. Great candidates don’t have time for 30 minute HR-screens with every company, so they don’t bother. With Invisume, candidates are constantly HR-screened and they only receive offers that match.
- Topics
- Recruiting, Sales
- Location
- Arizona · United States
In our words: The listing described Invisume as 'the world's first online shopping center for talent': companies filtered private candidate details to find passive candidates, and candidates stayed anonymous as far into the process as they chose, skipping repeated HR screening calls.
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