Daria Bulanova

Choosing a CoreHR platform is a strategic decision that impacts the efficiency of the entire company. There are dozens of solutions on the market today, each offering a unique set of features. As the CEO of Skailer and someone who constantly communicates with HR professionals, I have compiled the key criteria to consider.

Time-to-Hire (TTH) is one of the key metrics for recruitment efficiency. The faster we fill job openings, the lower the costs for the business and the higher the chances of hiring the best candidates. In this article, I will explain how to measure TTH correctly, analyze the hiring process, and eliminate the main reasons for delays to speed up recruitment

Recently, while talking with HR experts and recruiters, I've noticed increasing discussion about the reliability of AI algorithms in recruitment. At first glance, artificial intelligence seems capable of quickly and efficiently handling most recruiting tasks. However, in practice, we encounter "blind spots," leading to irrelevant candidate recommendations.

Artificial intelligence has already transformed many business areas, and recruiting is certainly among them. Today's AI tools analyze resumes, select candidates, optimize job descriptions, and even communicate with applicants through chatbots. Yet, despite these advancements, AI still encounters challenges with tasks demanding flexibility, empathy, and strategic insight.

Working in HR is a constant balance between strategy and day-to-day tasks. One of the key strategic goals is building an effective hiring funnel. When the process is well-structured, a company can fill positions faster, attract higher-quality candidates, reduce recruitment costs, and increase hiring managers’ satisfaction.

HR analytics is a powerful tool for optimizing workforce management. However, many companies collect vast amounts of data but fail to use it for decision-making. As a result, analytics remains useless, and businesses miss opportunities for growth and cost reduction. Let’s explore the main mistakes in HR analytics and how to fix them.

Choosing an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) can be overwhelming. The market offers a wide range of options, each promising to improve the hiring process. However, not all ATS solutions suit every business. In this article, I’ll help you understand the different types of ATS and how to choose the right one for your needs.

Automating the hiring process is not just a trend—it’s a necessity. Companies realize that without an ATS (Applicant Tracking System), hiring effectively becomes almost impossible. However, many HR leaders face a big question: should they build their own ATS from scratch or use an existing solution?

As a recruiter with years of experience, I’ve seen firsthand how hiring processes can either be smooth and efficient or chaotic and overwhelming. Medium and large companies, in particular, struggle to keep up with high hiring volumes without a well-structured system in place.