技术
- 应用基础设施与中间件 - 事件驱动型应用
适用行业
- 零售
用例
- 时间敏感网络
关于客户
Speedway 是美国第二大公司自营便利店连锁店,在 21 个州拥有约 2,730 家门店。该公司致力于全天候满足客户的加油和便利需求。Speedway 旨在提供友好、及时的服务、丰富的产品选择和物有所值的产品。该公司正在寻找一种解决方案来简化招聘流程、提高申请完成率并腾出招聘经理的时间。
挑战
Speedway 是美国第二大公司拥有和经营的连锁便利店,在招聘过程中面临着独特的挑战。尽管招聘网站和网站的流量很高,但一些地点却难以填补职位空缺,这表明申请完成率较低。另一方面,一些地点因申请过多而不堪重负,使得分散的招聘系统难以管理。目标是为候选人提供简单的申请流程,提高申请完成率,自动筛选和安排时间,并释放招聘经理的时间。
解决方案
Speedway 与 AllyO 合作,与招聘经理一起自动化筛选和安排候选人的流程。这项以前经理每周需要花费 6-7 个小时的耗时任务现在已实现自动化,从而使招聘经理有时间专注于其他重要任务。简化的流程还减少了申请人的完成时间,从而提高了完成率。结果,难以填补的地点最终能够关闭其常青申请,而大量的地点最终能够有效地管理其申请人。
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