57 Hirevue Testimonials

“In previous years, students needed to wait in line for hours to get a chance for a 5 minute interview. Now, we bring iPads to Career Fairs, students simply need to answer 2-3 general questions, and we follow up with relevant job opportunities. With HireVue, we can consider every interested student, not just those who get in line first.”

“Our end goal was to make sure that every candidate speaks highly of their experience with our organization – whether they receive a job offer or not.”

“We need teachers to be self-motivated and have the ability to ensure student success through differentiated instruction. They must be able to create a climate that promotes respect, tolerance, and peaceful problem solving for all students.”

“CognitIOn captures the unique way Modern Hire leads with candidate transparency, combatting bias, and a foundation of theoretical science. It is refreshing evidence of how they are approaching hiring in a different way than other vendors.”

“We are still going to all the same campuses, this wasn’t about cutting our travel costs, but about efficiency and what recruiters can do best with the time they have. This allows them to spend more time on each campus promoting our brand, and focusing on the great candidates. Not all candidates, the great ones.”

“Our values and mission are to provide the best pediatric care possible to our patients and families. In order to do that we need to be able to hire and retain the best talent possible.”

“We had no standardization in our hiring, so it was hard to qualify candidates. Manual efforts slowed us down, and candidates were also dissatisfied with the process.”

“Our strategy focuses on implementing a candidate-centric approach, reflecting Schneider Electric’s commitment to nurturing relationships and human connection. We value our applicant’s time and strive to deliver an outstanding candidate experience. In today’s competitive market we must be proactive in shaping a best-in-class process that embodies our company culture from the first interaction.”

“I felt at ease, as a person with ADHD and dyslexia I felt it accommodated my way of thinking.”