Tuesday, July 30, 2024

Streamline Your Hiring: Transforming Recruitment with the Redwood Experience

 

Streamline Your Hiring: Transforming Recruitment with the Redwood Experience


In today's competitive job market, streamlining recruitment processes is essential. The Redwood Experience transforms how businesses manage job requisitions, job offers, candidate pools, campaigns, and events list pages with its intuitive, comprehensive platform.

Designed with user experience in mind, the Redwood Experience simplifies every aspect of recruitment. From creating job requisitions and managing offers to building candidate pools and organizing hiring events, it brings together advanced functionalities and user-friendly design.

Discover how the Redwood Experience can enhance your recruiting efforts, making it easier to attract top talent and improve the overall candidate experience. Join us as we explore its key features and benefits, and see how it can elevate your talent acquisition strategy.


  • The Redwood Experience for the Job Offer page includes additional fields that can be customized to meet each user's specific preferences for viewing in the job offers list page.
  • The New Additional fields are Offer Creation Date, Job Name, Position Name, and Legal Employer.
  • In this update, we have additional filters such as projected start date, legal employer, position name, job name, and offer creation date. These filters enable users to easily locate the specific job offer they are looking for.
  • We can view all critical details about the job offer in a single, easy-to-navigate row.
  • In this update, we can view content in Redwood, but editing and other actions are not permitted. 

 




 

Candidate Search

The Candidate Search page directs users to the existing candidate search feature, which is not yet available in Redwood.


Candidate Pool

·    The Redwood Experience for the Candidate Pool introduces a new attribute: Pool type. Candidate pools that are manually populated by users are classified as Standard type, while those with talent community configuration enabled are classified as Talent Community type.

·    This update introduces a new filter that displays only the pools marked as favourites. And  Creation Date column to help identify our candidate pools





Campaigns

·    The Campaigns page with the Redwood Experience provides new additional filters to help us find the campaigns we are looking for. These new filters include:

  • Campaign Creation Date
  • Campaign Duration
  • A filter to include inactive campaigns

·        We also have new additional fields, including:

  •   Campaign Status
  •    Audience Count
  •    Campaign Creation Date
  •    Primary Message Date
  •    Send Until Date
  •    Owners
  •    Campaign Duration

·        If we want to create any campaigns, it will redirect us to the classic UI page, as campaign creation is not yet available in Redwood.






Events

Utilize the 'Event Registrants' column to seamlessly access and manage your audience list, ensuring smooth interaction and organization.

Introduce an 'Event Owner' column along with corresponding filters to streamline the administration process, allowing for efficient oversight and customization of events.




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