The short version
Pick one role you hire for often, set up every stage for it, and run real candidates through. What you learn there becomes the template for every other role.
Pick the right first role
A good first role
- You hire for it often, so you will see results soon.
- The hiring manager is willing to try something new.
- You can name what good looks like in a sentence or two.
- It is not your most sensitive or senior search.
Set up the job and its journey
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Create the position
Each job gets its own workspace for candidates, stages and settings.
In Applicant tracking - 2
Start from a template
Begin from the template library and clone what fits, instead of building from a blank page.
In Journeys - 3
Add must-haves and video questions
Knockout questions end the journey politely when a must-have isn't met, and candidates record video answers on any device.
In Journeys - 4
Agree on scoring
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Review the ranked queue together
Every completed journey, ranked, with the evidence next to each score.
In Applicant tracking - 3
Correct what looks wrong
Override any score. Corrections feed back so scoring learns what your team values.
In Journeys
Set up interviews
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Connect calendars
Connect your own calendar, or have an admin connect the whole team.
In Interviews & scheduling - 2
Build the interview kit
Set the questions and scoring for each interview once, then reuse them.
In Interviews & scheduling - 3
Invite from the score
Top journey scorers can be invited to the first interview stage automatically.
In Interviews & scheduling
Prepare the offer and onboarding
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Offer template
Write the offer letter once with merge fields and reuse it for every hire.
In Offers & onboarding - 2
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Review after the first hires
Questions to ask
- Did the journey surface the people the hiring manager wanted?
- Did any knockout screen out someone you would have hired?
- Where did candidates drop off, and why?
- Which scores did your team override most, and should the criteria change?