Most hiring still runs on inboxes and spreadsheets
Applications, feedback and interview notes end up in different places. Recruiters spend the day looking for things instead of deciding.
Resumes sit in five places
Applications land in inboxes, shared drives and job boards. Nobody knows who has already looked at which candidate.
Feedback is one line in a chat
A hiring manager replies “not a fit” and moves on. Months later, nobody can say why the candidate was turned down.
Status lives in one recruiter’s head
When a candidate asks for an update, someone has to dig through email to find the answer.