11 essential reads: Applicant Tracking Software
Do you have Applicant Tracking Software (ATS), or are you still looking for your ideal system?
We’ve spent the past year looking at some of your biggest in-house recruitment challenges and explaining how Applicant Tracking Software can help you tackle them.
From screening candidates to improving your communication, here’s our recommended reading list for you:
Applicant Tracking Software and… saving you money
Whether it’s reducing your reliance on agencies or helping you take control of your recruitment spend, we take a look at your recruitment budget challenges.
Read it now: The 3 ways an ATS can reduce recruitment costs
Read it now: Is your biggest recruitment challenge your budget?
Applicant Tracking Software and… saving you time
Decent recruitment software should automate administrative tasks, freeing up you and your team’s time for more strategically valuable work. But how?
Read it now: The 3 ways an ATS can save you time
Read it now: Recruitment administration – is it time to lose the pen and paper?
Read it now: How can an ATS aid your screening process?
Read it now: Solving your recruitment challenges: Time
Applicant Tracking Software and… using your data
Your Applicant Tracking Software should come with a suite of standard reports. But how do you get the best out of that data?
Read it now: The humans behind Hireserve: Paul
Read it now: The 3 ATS reports you need to be using
Applicant Tracking Software and…more!
Technology like an ATS is complex – evolving to meet new needs from the recruitment industry, its users and candidates.
It’s constantly expanding with new features and entering new territories, from social recruitment to mobile applications.
So our final blogs in today’s round-up cover everything from integrations to applicant tracking jargon:
Read it now: Spotlight on ATS integrations
Read it now: The 3 ways an ATS can centralise your recruitment
Read it now: Busted! We bust recruitment software jargon
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About the author
Tristan Potter
Tristan has a decade's worth of experience writing content and copy for organisations across Bristol and the Southwest of England. He has written on a diverse range of topics, including technology, philosophy, politics, and recruitment. His writing has appeared in The Drum, HR Grapevine, and The Guardian, among other publications. He joined Hireserve in March 2022.