Applicable Industries
- Cement
- Oil & Gas
Applicable Functions
- Procurement
Use Cases
- Time Sensitive Networking
About The Customer
Frame.io is a rapidly growing tech company that prioritizes diversity, equity, and inclusion in its hiring practices. The company is constantly hiring and recognizes the importance of sourcing for each role to ensure a strong pipeline of diverse, high-quality candidates. However, the recruitment team was stretched thin, spending countless hours sourcing for all open roles. The company needed a solution that would allow them to continue their commitment to diversity hiring without overburdening their recruitment team.
The Challenge
Frame.io, a rapidly growing tech company, was facing a significant challenge in supporting its diversity, equity, and inclusion (DE&I) initiatives without overburdening its recruitment team. The company was constantly hiring, with diversity hiring being a top priority. Despite receiving numerous referrals and inbound applicants, the team recognized the necessity of sourcing for each role to ensure a strong pipeline of diverse, high-quality candidates. However, the Senior Director of Talent and DE&I, Anna Chalon, and her recruiting team were stretched thin, spending countless hours sourcing for all open roles to build a diverse pipeline.
The Solution
To address the challenge, Frame.io turned to Fetcher, a platform that combines human and machine intelligence to analyze thousands of profiles for every search. This solution allowed Frame.io to build a robust pipeline of diverse, qualified candidates without requiring additional time. Fetcher's capabilities extended beyond sourcing to engagement, enabling Frame.io to send automated, personalized messages to prospects. This gave Frame.io the bandwidth to source for all their open roles and send more outreach than they could manage manually. The solution provided a way to streamline the sourcing process, reduce the workload on the recruitment team, and maintain a focus on diversity hiring.
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