The short version
Close every role by saving the people you almost hired. When the next role opens, search them before you search anyone else.
Why start with people you already know
Past applicants already know your company, and you already have their answers, scores and interview notes. Reaching them first is quicker than starting cold, and they often remember a good experience.
Save runners-up when a role closes
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Close out with a pool
When you hire, reject the rest, keep the best in a pool, and mark the job filled.
In Offers & onboarding
Who belongs in the pool
- Finalists you would have hired with one more opening.
- Strong scorers who withdrew for timing reasons.
- People who were a near fit for this role and a good fit for a nearby one.
- A short note on why, so the next recruiter knows.
Rescan when a role opens
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Rediscover for the job
Rescan your database for a new opening, so good people you met before resurface.
In Applicant tracking - 2
Search your own pools in Scout
Scout searches past applicants and talent pools alongside outside sources.
In Scout
Read what you already know
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Open their old report
Each score sits beside the answer and transcript that earned it, in one report.
In Journeys - 2
Invite them back
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A short, personal sequence
Email, SMS, phone calls and tasks in one sequence, on the timing you set.
In Scout - 2
Into the new journey
Send an interested person into the journey for the new role from their Scout profile.
In Scout - 3
Retakes when you allow them
Let a returning candidate retake a journey instead of starting from scratch.
In Journeys