Who should Use OpenOffers?
You are a recruiter and you and your company has suffered a lot of business risk/loss due to candidates choosing to opt out of your job offer, after having committed to you in the first place.
Demand for quality talent is outstripping supply and well-skilled professionals are getting multiple offers, each better than the other. That’s wonderful!!
Your agony is not that the candidates are not joining, but that they don’t care to inform you about their change of plans until the last minute, putting your business at risk...
How it works?
It’s as simple as 4 steps
Sign-up
Sign-up on OpenOffers, verify corporate email account, activate your account.
Register your Offered Candidate
Sign-in to OpenOffers and go to Pin an Offer to register your new offered candidate.
Automated Radar Scanning
OpenOffers scans whether the candidate has made conflicting commitment to any other offer to any other company while on your timeline.
Receive Alerts
Get a notification, on a confirmed event of conflicting commitment made by the candidate.
Frequently Asked Questions
a. No. OpenOffers is an enterprise SAAS platform, its a consent based, private and verified recruiters' network
a. Yes. OpenOffers doesn’t store any personally identifiable information in plain text format. PII data always remains in a one-way-hash format.
a. Every recruiter tracks candidate’s commitment independently, OpenOffers is a way to collaborate on this tracking anonymously, so that it benefits everyone including candidates to make decisions with clarity. b. Banks collate data from their customers’ specifically about defaulting on payments, and compute CIBIL score to reduce bad debts. Insurance companies collate all customers’ health claim data to ensure accurate premium calculation. Healthcare sector collaborates on EMR to provide care for patients. c. Glassdoor collates data from employees and ex-employees on salaries, culture etc. on the companies they work(ed) with. OpenOffers works on the other side.
a. Fyg – File Your Ghosting candidates is a feature that helps the whole recruiter community to report the candidates who backed-out from their commitment to join in the last 2 weeks before joining date. b. Name of companies posting on Fyg is kept confidential c. Searching Fyg helps recruiters know ghosting tendencies of the candidates based on their past behavior.
a. All the companies signing-up on the platform will make the platform super-effective. However, with just your target cluster of companies available on the platform is good enough for you to see the ghosting pattern and red flags. b. When your target cluster isn’t fully available on the platform we build the network that matters to you by following 2 approaches, refer Question approaches to onboarding companies that matter on OpenOffers.
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