The short version
For hourly roles, availability and attitude matter more than resumes. Check both on the applicant's phone, invite the best right away and let them pick a time.
Screen for what predicts a good shift
What to learn before an interview
- Can they work the shifts you actually need?
- Can they get to this location on time?
- How do they talk to a customer who is unhappy?
- Do they care about the things your team cares about?
A short journey they can finish on a break
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Availability first
Knockout questions end the journey politely when a must-have isn't met, like the shifts or the location.
In Journeys - 2
One video answer
Candidates record an answer in the browser on their phone, so you hear how they would handle a customer.
In Journeys - 3
Keep applicants moving
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Questions answered
Candidate Concierge answers questions about the role and the process, and hands off to your team when it should.
In Journeys
Rank, invite and book
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Automatic invites
Top scorers are invited to the first interview stage as soon as they finish.
In Interviews & scheduling - 3
Self-booking with nudges
Candidates pick a time from the manager's open slots, and a reminder goes out if they haven't booked.
In Interviews & scheduling
Close out and start onboarding
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Hire follow-up
Reject the rest, keep the best in a pool for the next opening, and mark the job filled.
In Offers & onboarding - 2
First-shift tasks on time
Tasks, emails and reminders go out on schedule, counting from the start date.
In Offers & onboarding