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Nov 3, 2026
Buying AI for Hiring? Get Your Process Right First
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Johnny CampbellHOST
As you're out in the market working with companies and being approached by companies at the moment, what do you think are the most common challenges that folks are trying to solve, whether it be through process or technology? But what are the actual pain points that people have out there at the moment?
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8:44Eileen KovalskyGUEST
So I think automating that administrative process, things that are repeatable that have to happen.
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8:50Eileen KovalskyGUEST
So things like scheduling an interview, scheduling an intake meeting between a recruiter and a hiring manager.
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8:57Eileen KovalskyGUEST
you know, progressing a candidate if they meet your threshold parameters so that a human doesn't have to do that, but leaving enough flexibility in that process so that a human can eyeball the end result.
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9:11Eileen KovalskyGUEST
And we're not, again, allowing AI to make a decision for us and if the candidate progresses forward or not.
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9:17Eileen KovalskyGUEST
But I would, yeah, the biggest problems I think are just automating pieces of the process that you can.
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