The best people for the job are probably not looking for a job.


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What Is Passive Recruiting?

Passive recruiting refers to a method of talent acquisition in which a company focuses on attracting potential candidates who are not actively looking for a job but may be interested in considering new opportunities.

Rolebot improves time to hire

72% of U.S. employers struggle to find skilled workers. 68% of recruiters agree that investing in new recruiting technology is the best way to improve recruiting performance over the next five years and 70% of professionals now say virtual recruiting will become the new standard.

Rolebot finds better talent

75% of potential candidates are passive job seekers who are currently employed and open to hearing about new job opportunities. 60% of candidates will quit while applying for a job online due to a lengthy or overly complex application.

Rolebot cuts down on cost

The average job vacancy costs a company $98 per day while it takes an average of 42 days to fill a position. Utilizing an outside company to deliver your specialized professionals can reduce hiring costs by up to 30% while internal human resources teams can increase a firm’s hiring costs by 50% or more.

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