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What is High Volume Recruiting?

Hiring one person can feel tough enough. Hiring hundreds—or even thousands—within a matter of weeks? That’s high volume recruiting. It’s a different world of talent acquisition, and it comes with its own challenges, processes, and tools. High volume recruiting—sometimes called volume hiring or mass recruitment—is the process of hiring large numbers of employees in a […]

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How Realistic Job Assessments Align with ISO 30405:2023

Recruitment is one of the most critical processes in any organisation, but also one of the most inconsistent. That’s why the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) created ISO 30405, a global benchmark for recruitment. The standard sets out best-practice guidelines for hiring that is fair, transparent, and effective. In 2023, ISO updated the standard to […]

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How to pass a ThriveMap assessment: 3 tips for candidates

If you’ve been invited to take a ThriveMap assessment, welcome! In this article, we’ll explain what to expect and share a few tips to help you feel confident going in. What is a ThriveMap assessment? A ThriveMap assessment is a Realistic Job Assessment. That means instead of abstract questions or puzzles, you’ll be asked to […]

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Making UK Hiring the Fastest in the World: Join the Discussion

Hiring in the UK is at a turning point. Employers are under pressure to fill frontline and entry-level roles quickly, while also ensuring new hires stay and succeed. Yet the UK currently has one of the slowest hiring processes in the developed world — averaging 27 days. Next week, industry leaders will come together to […]

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Realistic hiring, real feedback: ThriveMap’s new feature for candidate dropout insight

Every candidate dropout tells a story. But until now, most hiring teams have had no way to hear it. With ThriveMap’s new Withdrawal Reasons Capture feature, recruiters can finally get structured, real-time feedback from candidates who choose to leave the assessment process. It’s a subtle but powerful shift: turning candidate exits from black holes into […]

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How ThriveMap’s new reasonable adjustments feature is setting a new benchmark for inclusive hiring

Fear, unfair practices, and a lack of transparency – these are just a few of the reasons candidates with disabilities often hesitate to apply for jobs. Despite increased awareness around workplace diversity and inclusion, the recruitment process itself remains a significant barrier for many. Few assessment platforms offer clear pathways for reasonable adjustments, and even […]

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ThriveMap Shortlisted for Best Candidate Assessment & Selection Strategy at Talent Labs Awards

We’re thrilled to announce that ThriveMap, in partnership with Mitie and Equitas, has been shortlisted for the Best Candidate Assessment and Selection Strategy award at this year’s prestigious Talent Labs Awards. Why This Nomination Matters Prison officer recruitment is notoriously challenging. The role demands not only technical skills but also immense emotional resilience, situational awareness, […]

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How Safelite reduced unfilled vacancies by 30,870 days annually in hard-to-fill roles

Some roles are notoriously hard to recruit. Not because the talent isn’t out there, but because what candidates think the job is… and what it actually is? Two very different things. This is especially true for operational roles like warehouse operatives, field technicians, contact centre agents, and carers, where high turnover is often viewed as […]

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Inside the UK Hiring Taskforce: Why Parliament is putting recruitment in the spotlight

When 19-year-old Lewis applied for a warehouse job in Manchester, the process seemed straightforward: a quick online application form, an on-site interview, and a promise of full-time work. Three weeks in, he quit. The job was nothing like he imagined it to be. Lewis isn’t alone. Across the country, entry-level candidates are stepping into roles […]

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