by Nick Livingston | Dec 28, 2015 | audio interview software, hiring process, interview process, interview strategy, live interview software, recruiting
As an HR Technology enthusiast and recruiting practitioner, the idea of requiring candidates to record themselves answer one-way interview questions has always troubled me. I’ve always considered one-way video interviews to be a terrible candidate experience...
by Nick Livingston | Dec 21, 2015 | audio interview software, corporate recruiting, interview strategy
We want to thank all of our customers and partners for making 2015 such a great year for Honeit. In 2016, we’re thrilled to continue our mission to re-engineer today’s interview experience, by creating new tools to help hiring teams and recruiters improve...
by james | Oct 5, 2015 | audio interview software, hiring process, interview process, interview strategy, phone interviews
As a seasoned full stack software engineer living in Silicon Valley, I get multiple emails each day from agency recruiters looking to place individuals with my skill set. It’s exciting to see there’s so much opportunity for web engineers, but it seems...
by Nick Livingston | Sep 24, 2015 | interview process, interview strategy, phone interviews
Hey Recruiters – It’s not your fault. I moved to New York City with my guitar and suitcase, to be a talent scout in the music business. Unfortunately, in 2004, the music industry was in crisis due to the disruptive nature of technology and I quickly...
by Nick Livingston | Sep 9, 2015 | corporate recruiting, hiring process, interview process, interview strategy, live interview software, phone interviews
Hiring Managers – are you tired of re-screening every candidate a recruiter sends you? We have a solution that’s great for you and great for candidates. Recruiters phone screen candidates as they normally do. Recruiters ask the role-specific questions that...
by Nick Livingston | Aug 21, 2015 | audio interview software, interview process, interview strategy, phone interviews, team honeit
Do you remember playing “The Telephone Game”, when you were a kid? You’d sit in a large circle, someone would start by whispering something to the person sitting next to them, who would repeat (what they think they heard) to the next person, and so...