Using AI and skills based hiring to remove bias so teams can hire the best candidates
Notable Achievements
- Applied has been used for more than 350,000 applications and 8,000 candidates have been hired.
- Revenue doubled in 2020, in spite of COVID-19.
- 45% of tech roles are filled by women vs. the UK Industry average of 30%, similar for people from under-represented ethnicities.
Currently Operating in 16 Regions
Press Mentions
May 4, 2024
Worst-ever interviews: 'They told us to crawl and moo'
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the decision to remove the word "Eskimo" from ice cream products due to its derogatory connotations. The move has sparked debates about cultural...
Read on BBC News »May 15, 2024
GAME-CHANGING CV HACK TO LAND YOUR DREAM JOB - FoFoca
A new CV hack is revolutionizing job applications, focusing on showcasing achievements rather than responsibilities. This method aims to grab employers' attention quickly and effectively,...
Read on FoFoca »May 4, 2024
Worst-ever interviews: 'They told us to crawl and moo'
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the decision to remove the word "Eskimo" from ice cream products due to its derogatory connotations. The move has sparked debates about cultural...
Read on BBC News »March 4, 2024
This CEO wants to kill the résumé
Companies are rethinking the traditional resume-based hiring process, opting for skills-based tests to assess candidates. This shift aims to provide a more equitable opportunity for job seekers,...
Read on Business Insider »March 3, 2024
This CEO wants to kill the résumé
Khyati Sundaram, CEO at Applied, is pushing for skills-based hiring over traditional résumés, aiming to reduce bias and improve job matching.
Read on Insider »March 3, 2024
How hiring tests could kill the résumé and make getting a job fairer
A study found that job applicants who completed a work sample test were more likely to receive a job offer compared to those who only submitted a resume. Work sample tests were shown to have a...
Read on Insider »More Ventures in New Frontiers
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