The Challenge
Hiring managers had to conduct all initial interviews personally, creating constant scheduling bottlenecks.
Interviews could only happen when both a manager and a candidate were available at the same time — often adding weeks of delay.
When the VP of HR went on parental leave, the HR Director was left to manage the entire hiring process alone.
Time-to-fill for the HR Coordinator role had reached 73 days. The position opened January 5, 2024 and didn't close until March 18 — a full quarter gone.
“Screenz got us from an average of 73 days to 30 days on time-to-fill — a 59% improvement!”
How Screenz Helped
The Results
Time-to-fill dropped from 73 days to 30 days — a 59% reduction in a single hiring cycle.
34 candidates screened between July 10–22, with 23 completing in the first week alone.
The HR Director managed the full hiring process solo during the VP's parental leave.
39 hours of interviewer time saved on this role alone.
Offer accepted August 8 — just 30 days after the position opened July 9.
The hire was described by leadership as "an excellent hire" — quality didn't suffer, it improved.
She was an excellent hire!
— Jun Inada, on the hire made with Screenz
