Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
Applicable Industries
- Buildings
- Cement
Applicable Functions
- Procurement
Use Cases
- Building Automation & Control
- Time Sensitive Networking
Services
- Testing & Certification
- Training
About The Customer
Wheel is a healthcare technology company based in Austin, Texas. The company provides a platform that empowers clinicians and organizations to deliver high-quality virtual care at scale. Companies can use Wheel's infrastructure to build care services under their own brands, and clinicians can manage their practices through a single site. Wheel was founded by Michelle Davey, who has a background in talent acquisition. The company has over 125 employees and has delivered nearly half a million patient visits. In May 2021, Wheel announced a $50 million funding round to scale in a post-pandemic world.
The Challenge
Wheel, a healthcare technology company, faced significant challenges in building a diverse workforce of clinicians. The company lacked top-of-funnel data to share with leadership, especially regarding diversity. There was no visibility into what content and messaging resonated with different demographic groups. The company also struggled with the notion that diversity and hiring speed were mutually exclusive. Long-term nurture of potential hires was not feasible due to manual follow-ups. The company's Senior Technical Recruiter, Greg Troxell, was determined not to sacrifice diversity amidst the company's rapid growth. However, the lack of budget for investing in recruitment tools like Gem posed a significant challenge.
The Solution
Greg Troxell, a firm believer in the capabilities of Gem, decided to invest in it out of his own pocket. Gem provided a solution to Wheel's challenges by offering features like gender and race/ethnicity stats for outreach, which helped the company understand how many female engineers they were reaching out to and how many they needed to reach out to for gender equity in their pipelines. Gem's Outreach Stats feature allowed the team to test out links and experiment with different subject lines, helping them understand what content resonated with the demographics they were not a part of. Gem also automated and personalized outreach to underrepresented groups in tech, tracking recipient behavior and helping recruiters check their biases. The tool also provided top-of-funnel data, which was previously manually kept on a spreadsheet, making it difficult to ensure accuracy.
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