Listed 30 October 2014 · Chicago · Illinois · United States
nspHire.
A Chicago app that brought Tinder's swipe to hiring, matching job seekers and employers through short 140-word profiles.
Jobs and HR
Timeline
- On record
nspHire officially launched in late October 2014, according to The Hoya.
On record · Announced - Listed on Stompstart
“It's like Tinder for Jobs & Freelance Work”
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A company press release from Oak Brook, Illinois announced a relaunch on 3 November 2015 with a fully integrated website, citing over 4 million job listings.
Activity · Announced - On record
Black Enterprise profiled nspHire, reporting more than 10,000 job seekers and apps on the App Store and Google Play plus a website.
On record · Announced
As listed on Stompstart
“It's like Tinder for Jobs & Freelance Work”
nspHire is a mobile application for job/seeker discovery. It is akin to Tinder but for jobs. Quick profile creation with a LinkedIn API. Setup your discovery attributes (education, industry, function, location, etc.). Swipe jobs or candidates right to like and left to pass. The app includes push notifications to allow for passive discovery, in-app messaging, and confidentiality settings. nspHire was built to allow for global job/seeker discovery and includes all opportunity types (freelance, full time, part time, internship, and personal assistant).
- Topics
- Recruiting
- Platforms
- Android, iOS
- Location
- Chicago · Illinois · United States
In our words: The 2014 listing described nspHire as a Tinder-style job discovery app: quick profiles through LinkedIn, swipe right to like a job or candidate, push notifications, in-app messaging and confidentiality settings. It covered freelance, full-time, part-time, internship and personal assistant work.
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