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Writing on hiring, and how it actually works
Long-form articles on recruitment technology, hiring strategy and the day-to-day practice of building a team.
The quiet risks of manual data entry in recruitment
Manual re-entry in hiring is not mainly a time problem. It produces errors nobody catches, divergence nobody reconciles, and occasionally a confidentiality failure — all of them late and hard to trace.
How to handle high application volume without losing the good ones
When a role attracts hundreds of applications, the risk is not the workload but the silent decisions made under it. How to reduce volume honestly, order what arrives, and know what you left unread.
Where spreadsheets stop working as a hiring pipeline
Spreadsheets do not fail gradually; they fail at identifiable points. Here are the six conditions that end their usefulness, and how to tell which one you have already crossed.
How good candidates get lost in email threads and spreadsheets
Nobody forgets a strong candidate deliberately. They disappear in the gap between where decisions are made and where status is recorded — six specific ways, all of them mechanical.
How to automate CV screening without lowering the bar
Screening automation fails when it is asked to decide rather than to prepare. A practical account of what to automate, what to keep, and how to test it against decisions you already trust.
What a modern recruitment workflow actually looks like end to end
Most descriptions of a hiring workflow list stages. This one describes what each step produces and what it must leave behind, which is where processes usually fail.
How to clear recruiting bottlenecks without hiring more recruiters
Recruiting delays are rarely general. They concentrate at one or two stages, and those stages can usually be cleared without adding headcount — provided you find the right one first.
The hiring habits that stop working once a team scales
The practices that made early hiring work are not bad practices. They depend on shared context, and they fail at identifiable thresholds as an organisation grows.
Talent acquisition is not job posting: what the rest of it involves
Posting a role is a distribution step, not a hiring strategy. A plain account of the work that sits either side of it, and why teams that only advertise keep hiring from a narrow pool.
What slow hiring does to productivity, and to the team waiting
The cost of a slow hire is usually counted as recruitment cost. The larger cost lands on the team covering the gap, in work quietly dropped and standards nobody recorded lowering.
How to standardise candidate communication across hiring teams
When several teams hire, candidates receive different amounts of information depending on who happened to reply. A method for fixing that without turning recruiters into a script.
Seven signs your recruiting team is past its capacity
Recruiting teams past their limit do not announce it. They shed the parts of the job nobody chases, in a predictable order. Here are the seven signs, and how to tell overload from a process problem.