Shift, travel, notice, pay
The questions that decide whether somebody can take the job, asked before anyone books an hour of interview time.
FEATURE 03 / CANDIDATE CALLS
The screening call is the highest-value conversation in recruiting and the easiest to put off until the candidate has taken another job. Fly places the calls against a list you approved, asks your questions, answers theirs and books the ones who fit.
WHAT THE CALL ACTUALLY DOES
People answer honestly on the phone and optimistically on a form. The call is where a shortlist becomes real.
The questions that decide whether somebody can take the job, asked before anyone books an hour of interview time.
Candidates always ask the same six things. Fly answers them from your approved role information rather than promising to check.
If the conversation turns into a negotiation, a complaint or anything sensitive, it goes to a named person with the context already written.
ZOOMED IN / ONE AFTERNOONELEVEN CALLS NOBODY HAD TIME TO MAKE
A shortlist of eleven sits untouched because the recruiter has interviews all afternoon. She approves the call list from her phone between meetings.
By five, nine candidates have been spoken to, six confirmed they can work the pattern, four are booked into interviews and every transcript is on the record, searchable, with the answers extracted into fields.
WHAT IT TELLS THE TEAM
A recorded, structured first conversation turns the vaguest stage in the funnel into a measurable one.
Answered, voicemail and callback rates by time of day, so calls happen when people pick up.
The most common reason candidates rule themselves out, per role, usually before you advertise it again.
Hours between application and a real conversation, the number that decides who you win.
Calls handed to a colleague, with the reason, so you know what the agent should never handle.
CONTACT / TALK TO ATSIFLY
Send us your six screening questions and one shortlist. We will run the calls and give you the transcripts to read.
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