Teraflow.ai

There are so many AI tools flying around at the moment and I was just really excited to see one that was specific to recruitment that might be something that would help me do the things that I do on a daily basis faster and more efficiently. Because there are so many flying around, it took me seeing the Metaview name a couple of times in a couple of important places which excited me to actually start using it. So that was how it came to be.

The fact that I can maintain human connection. The machine does what the machine does best and captures those notes so that I no longer have to sit there and type out notes at the same time as genuinely connecting with a human being on the other side, which I think is really powerful. So that's been a massive one for me. Another key feature which I really like about Metaview is how it summarizes things for me. I don't even have to go back and do that. I can just tweak the summary before I send it off to hiring managers. And I really like how I can drag and drop and condense answers together.

Time. I have time to focus on other things, which is something that I'm really passionate about. If technology can do all of this stuff and do it so well, then what's left? What is there space for that the human must do? I've really enjoyed exploring that.

Hours and hours. For every interview that I do, in the past I would spend at least 30 mins writing those notes. I do about three to four interviews a day. So, if you do the math, that’s a lot of time saved.

We're lucky in the sense that most of the time when a candidate comes to a call like that, they want the job. And so far, there's been no issue. People are extremely accommodating. I think, especially in the field that we work in, candidates are super excited about these technologies. So when I explain to them what it is right off the bat, I haven't had any issues with candidates saying no.