The Breakthrough Hiring Show: Modern Recruiting, AI, and Talent Strategy
Oct 24, 2024 · 47 min · 14 segments
James Mackey and Elijah Elkins speak with Julian D’Angelo, Founder and CEO of Talin, about their AI-powered candidate and sales automation product. They dive into the tech stack inefficiencies that…
And the main thing I'm seeing here is spend less time on your ATS and spend more time on people.
So is this a tool that's heavily integrated with the different applicant tracking systems within staffing and recruiting? Or I'd be curious to get a better sense for the workflow and how your product works.
The apps that exist in those ATSs above and beyond what they do are unfortunately not that great.
Like it took HubSpot a long time to become more than just a system of record.
It's a really hard thing to do to build a system of record business, DRM business, ATS business, whatever, and then build really good apps over top.
They simply won't because we focus on all of the functions outside of that, essentially in two areas.
One is growing your recruitment business, sales automation, and candidate automation.
And today, and in the future, this might change, it's all very focused on a very outbound perspective, right? The classic hunting with a spearfish, as opposed, we don't do a lot of job posting integrations.
You talk to any recruiting business, they're built on the backbone of kind of outreach, right? And building out their own network that obviously has a ton of value, just having their own set of database of people they know.
So it's really outbound technology that is all of the different pieces you need, whether that's multichannel outreach, data enrichment.
And the main thing I'm seeing here is spend less time on your ATS and spend more time on people.
So is this a tool that's heavily integrated with the different applicant tracking systems within staffing and recruiting? Or I'd be curious to get a better sense for the workflow and how your product works.
The apps that exist in those ATSs above and beyond what they do are unfortunately not that great.
Like it took HubSpot a long time to become more than just a system of record.
It's a really hard thing to do to build a system of record business, DRM business, ATS business, whatever, and then build really good apps over top.
They simply won't because we focus on all of the functions outside of that, essentially in two areas.
One is growing your recruitment business, sales automation, and candidate automation.
And today, and in the future, this might change, it's all very focused on a very outbound perspective, right? The classic hunting with a spearfish, as opposed, we don't do a lot of job posting integrations.
You talk to any recruiting business, they're built on the backbone of kind of outreach, right? And building out their own network that obviously has a ton of value, just having their own set of database of people they know.
So it's really outbound technology that is all of the different pieces you need, whether that's multichannel outreach, data enrichment.
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