LONDON, ENGLAND, November 24, 2012 (Press-News.org) What is an ATS Applicant Tracking System?
An ATS / applicant tracking system is a software package that enables recruiters to administer candidate recruitment more easily and efficiently. ATS allows for a number of operations to be automated and carried out more efficiently.
ATS companies supply the software to organisations, who can then use the software to manage each stage of the recruitment process themselves, including postings job advertisements, generating interview requests and sending emails out to candidates. More advanced function systems can process automated CV ranking, manage pre-screening questions and response tracking, and can include multilingual capabilities. ATS can also be used to maintain an active list of potential applicants for when new vacancies rise.
Who uses Applicant Tracking Software?
Due to the sheer volume of applicants for each role nowadays, it can be difficult to keep tabs on all the applicants. Filtering through countless resumes, coordinating interviews on multiple calendars, and keeping track of candidates' status throughout the hiring process are just a few of the variables to manage. Applicant tracking software is used by organisations to manage the process of recruiting candidates, automating many of the processes involved in order that companies can spend more time on the final selections. It is estimated that roughly 50 percent of all mid-sized companies and almost all large corporations use some type of applicant tracking system.
How Does Applicant Tracking Software Work?
Most software provided by ATS companies is now web-based, making use of modern cloud computing to enable access to the system by anyone (with password authorisation) from anywhere at any time. Online ATS also allows candidates to apply for jobs online and link remotely to employers with integrated video interviewing software.
If you are looking for ATS companies, Leeds based The Needle Online could help. The Needle Online is a web-based online recruitment specialist, offering a range of online recruitment tools and software to assist both recruiters and candidates with the recruitment process. More information is available on the website: http://theneedleonline.com/.
Contact:
For more information, contact Christine Tautari on +44 113 2093078 or visit The Needle Online website at: http://theneedleonline.com/
How an ATS Applicant Tracking System Could Save You Time & Money
50% of companies are now using applicant tracking software to manage their recruitment. Here's how ATS companies offering ATS applicant tracking system software could save your company a great deal of time and money.
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[Press-News.org] How an ATS Applicant Tracking System Could Save You Time & Money50% of companies are now using applicant tracking software to manage their recruitment. Here's how ATS companies offering ATS applicant tracking system software could save your company a great deal of time and money.