Benefits of Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) for Recruiters

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In the tornado of contemporary recruitment, organization is key. That is where Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) come in, turning mayhem into order. For recruiters, the advantages of an applicant tracking system are revolutionary.

First, ATS consolidated candidate information, making it conveniently searchable and organized. No more digging through infinite emails! Second, automated screening software expedites resume screening, separating good candidates from the rest with keywords and credentials. This preserves valuable time.

With this, ATS supports collaboration between hiring teams. Interview schedules, feedback, and notes are housed in a central location for all members to access. The reporting and analytics tools offer insight into metrics related to recruitment for data-driven decision-making.

At the end of the day, a successful ATS puts power into the hands of recruiters to do what truly matters-great team-building. It makes hiring easier by automating mindless chores, reducing the time spent on each hire, and improving the candidate experience. Get an ATS and change your recruitment for the better.

JobsYahan is an intuitive web and mobile-based platform designed to streamline the employment process for India's workforce. Tailored specifically for skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled workers, it offers a vernacular and location-based approach to job searching and recruitment.

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JobsYahan is an easy-to-use and intuitive web and mobile device based platform that enables job seekers and employers of Bharat in making the process of employment easier, more efficient, and more inclusive, with a vernacular and location based approach. Poised to become BHARAT KA JOB APP, the platform is categorically custom-made to serve the needs of bottom of the Workforce Pyramid, which primarily includes skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled workers.