HR Director
Found an operations director in two days.
A wrong hire can break a team and cost you months of money. An AI recruiting assistant writes the vacancy, tells you where to post it, reads every application for substance and brings you a shortlist.
Found an operations director in two days.
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AI HR director
You hire the person you liked most in the interview.
Often that is the one most like you, and the team needed someone who finishes what you start.
Months later the team is doing their job for them, your best people are tired, and you are paying to search again.
Brilliant interview. Full of ideas.
Great interview. Wrong person for this role.
Quiet interview. Short answers.
Quiet interview. The right person.
How it looks
A new country, nobody I knew, and a role the whole project depended on. The hiring agent wrote the vacancy, told me where to post it, read every application the moment it came in and told me whom to invite. Everything lives in one tab on the phone.
Before the vacancy goes out, it spells out what this person must deliver, who does it well and what rules someone out.
A short phrase near the end. Whoever skimmed straight to the pay line does not get through.
It tells you where your people actually are: which job boards take the link, which local groups delete links and get the short version, and whose rules to read first. You copy the text in one tap and post.
Why this job. What they do when they do not know the answer. What changed because of their work.
Jobs that lasted weeks, a time zone that cannot work, a half-empty form. One of these and the application stops there.
Every answer is read for substance and marked green, yellow or red. It tells a person who brings results from a person who lists duties.
It checks how the candidate works against what the role needs, so you do not hire a second you.
Greens go to interview with questions written for each one's weak spots. Borderline ones wait in reserve. Everyone else gets a polite reply.
It sorts. You decide.
Comment HIRING and I'll send you the hiring kit for your next role: the vacancy, seven screening questions, the traffic light and the trial day. Free.
Comment HIRINGIt works like an HR director in your pocket. You describe the role in your own words, and it turns that into a vacancy, picks the platforms where those people actually look for work, screens every candidate and explains why each one fits or does not.
From a few sentences about what you need.
The job boards and chats where those candidates are.
For substance, and stops the wrong people early.
With interview questions for each candidate.
Tell the bot who you are looking for.
Ready to post, with the list of platforms.
The assistant screens them as they come in.
Only the people worth your time.
It writes the vacancy, suggests where to post it, screens every application and gives you a shortlist with questions for the interview.
No. It decides who is worth interviewing, and you make the decision.
Yes. It was built for hiring in a country where the owner knew nobody, and it found an operations director in two days.
Let's build one for your business.
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