Saturday, May 30, 2020
New Israeli Startups Software To Make Recruiters Redundant By 2015
New Israeli Startup's Software To Make Recruiters Redundant By 2015 45 The system will save companies billions of dollars, estimates co-founder Nir Atsman. This was an April Fools' joke in 2012: QTRecruit⢠to be launched later this month after undergoing extensive beta testing for almost a year. âWe were surprised no one else discovered this first,â founder Nir Atsman says.eval âWe thought of calling it something trendy like âiRecruit' or something obvious like âezRecruit', but those names have already been taken, explains Yaron Cohen, the other co-founder. And since the manpower commander in our old army unit was a cutie, we thought âcutie = qt!â Nir and Yaron are both former soldiers of the Israel Defense Forces' world-renown Unit 8200, rumored to be (partially?) responsible for the Stuxnet virus that damaged Iranian nuclear installations in 2010. While serving in 8200, they designed QTRecruit's precursor, a system that automatically decides where in the Israeli army to place new IDF recruits.eval How does it work? âNot to get too technical,â responds Yaron, âbut the system spiders the Internet, like Google, gathering information about relevant candidates for a client's open positions. In parallel, the client continuously feeds criteria into the system about the best kinds of candidates. Using some soon-to-be-patented artificial intelligence technologies and machine learning algorithms that we developed, the system learns over time how to find better candidates.â What is the system's placement success rate? âOver 80% and improving all the time,â says Nir. âIt hasn't yet learned to predict how a good candidate will react when they have a competing offer from another company.â What will happen to all the recruiters that will be replaced by the software? Yaron answers âif you're a recruiter, I'm sure everything will be ok,â later adding, âyou'll probably need to retrain but don't worry, there are always jobs for good people.â He also points out that QTRecruit keeps a few ex-recruiters on staff to help them keep the system up-to-date. For more information about QTRecruitâ¢, visit the company website at qtrecruit.com. They are currently based in the Tel Aviv area.
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