"We sent our first text campaign out through TextRecruit and tripled the funnel of interested candidates for the position. Our response rate was in the 50% range. This is going to be a great solution for the global team."
"Six Flags gets a lot of younger generations applying for their first job so we wanted to give text message a try. With TextRecruit, we receive more responses, in less time when reaching out to applicants for an interview. Increasing our turnaround time from application to hire is great for us and the applicant!"
Symphony Talent is a global leader in transforming employer brand experiences through talent marketing software and services. Its talent marketing platform, SmashFlyX, unifies CRM, career site, talent mobility, and programmatic advertising to help talent acquisition automate tasks for efficiency and empower teams for interaction.
Indeed is the world's #1 job site, with over 180 million unique visitors every month from over 50 different countries, Indeed has become the catalyst for putting the world to work. Indeed is intensely passionate about delivering the right fit for every hire. Indeed helps companies of all sizes hire the best talent and offers the best opportunity for job seekers to get hired.
Based in San Francisco, TalentBin is focused on turbo-charging talent acquisition for recruiters and hiring managers with its talent search engine, turning the web into a virtually endless talent sourcing database. By crawling targeted professional networking sites to pull together composite web resumes - adding vital skills and expertise to traditionally sparse profiles – TalentBin helps make fast and definitive job matches. TalentBin has aggregated over 500 million professional profiles to date, and provides user access from anywhere as a web application, as a browser plug-in for Google Chrome, or within existing Recruiting CRM, ATS, or HRIS systems through an API. With staff hailing from VMWare, eBay, and LinkedIn, TalentBin is funded by First Round Capital, Lightbank, New Enterprise Associates, Foundation Capital, Charles River Ventures, and Ron Conway's SV Angel.