Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Group 36
• Hirebee
• ZOHO Recruit
• PinPoint
• Hire View
• HiredScore
• Manatal
• HireEZ
• Wade and Wendy
• Intervyo
• qpage
ZOHO Recruit operates as an applicant tracking system for recruiters. ZOHO Recruit is a
business-to-business business model with monthly subscriptions to use their service.
PinPoint operates as an applicant tracking system tailored for internal talent acquisition
teams. PinPoint is a business-to-business business model with a flat yearly rate or a monthly
subscription option to use its service.
HireVue is a talent experience platform designed to automate workflows and make scaling
hiring easy. Improv how you, engage, screen, and hire talent with text recruiting, assessment,
and video interviewing software.
Manatal offers a 15-day free trial for users to test it out before making commitments. Scan
job descriptions and search a user’s talent pool. It features drag-and-drop enabled pipelines
HireEZ can pull candidate’s data from over 45 platforms. Access 800 million+ profiles. More
than 30 ATS integrations
Wade and Wendy allows you to offload repetitive tasks, so talent acquisition teams can
provide a more personalized, high-touch experience to their candidates, throughout the
recruiting process. On receiving a job opening and instantly builds a pipeline of matched
talent to engage & inform about the opportunity. Provides 24/7 chatbot about the role
presenting videos, images and insights about the company and role. influx of unqualified
applicants from a posting. It engages with each candidate & submit only qualified, interested
and available talent to the pipeline
qpage Design jobs, automates workflow with assessments, interviews, and emails. It is an AI
assistant, helps to write job descriptions, provide insights, sales or recruiting emails, ask
questions and search for the best suitable candidate.
Automate pipeline, sequence workflow to hire while giving the choice to advertise the job on
different free and paid Job Boards, Social Media and Career site. The machine-led interviews
reduce shortlisting and hiring time while offering video transcripts of real interviews using an
AI model.
Hirebee provides an AI-powered all-in-one service that covers the entire chain of recruitment.
It includes talent acquisition and the management of candidate relationships. Hirebee offers
four price packages: (1) Basic for $127/month (2) Business for $237/month (3) Premium for
$357/month (4) Enterprise for a contract-based price
ZOHO Recruit provides a cloud-based end-to-end recruiting service that also has tracking
solutions with an abundance of features. ZOHO Recruit has four price packages: (1) Forever
Free Plan for $0. This plan has basic limited features. (2) Standard for $30/month (3)
Professional for $60/month (4) Enterprise for $90/month.
PinPoint provides software for applicant tracking for in-house talent acquisitions and people
teams. PinPoint has two price packages: (1) Growth from $600/month and (2) Enterprise from
$1,200/month.
HireView offer two types of uses for their technology. They categorize it as “Use Case” and
“Industry”. They provide a service for campus, professional, hourly, technical for their use
case. While industry service features financial service, hospitality, industrial manufacturing,
tech and telecon, public sectors. While their technology is unique by incorporating both video
interview with IO science and AI.
Manatal offers Application Tracking, candidate Sourcing, Recruitment CRM. This plan costs
$15 per user per month for up to 15 jobs per account. About 10,000 candidates, customers
on this plan can add unlimited guests.
HireEZ has a basic version free of cost forever. You get 3 daily contact credits and 2 daily
Boolean credits. The premium plan with full features and many more credits starts at $79 per
month
Wade and Wendy has offerings for both recruiters and candidates. Wendy is the AI recruiter
that offloads top of funnel recruitment tasks by using sourcing talent from a database of 150
million profiles, weeding out unsuitable candidates, automatic scheduling of the next
recruitment steps, and integration of ATS and CRM on their platform. Whereas Wade is the
personal career guide for the candidates. It is a chatbot that provides real time experience of
having a recruiter buddy for the candidates. Wade actually is the gateway for the company to
get data from the candidates and on the basis of these data points, the program optimizes
itself.
Qpage provides three price packages The starter pack is free of cost and has tons of features
such as AI-led interview assessments, questionnaire builder, AI sourcer which provides
around 200 candidates for every job post, AI Matcher which makes keywords irrelevant by
extracting skills from a candidate's background documentation, AI interview which reduces
shortlisting and hiring time while offering video transcripts of real interviews using an AI
model. The price information for Standard and Pro packs are provided on contact.
Strengths: ZenHire offers an AI interviewer that does not need help from humans.
Weakness: ZenHire has a much higher price than the other competition and offers fewer
features. Hirebee, ZOHO Recruit, and PinPoint can always innovate their features with a
similar AI function.
Threats: Potential clients may not want to pay the more expensive price. Buying power may
lead to ZenHire lowering ideal price. Other companies such as qpage are also in the process
of introducing AI based video analytics for interviews. They can match up the offering at a less
price point than ZenHire
Strengths: ZenHire has already ahead of the AI-technology interview feature. This technology
takes time. If other companies want to enter this market, it will take them time to develop
and implement the service. ZenHire will be leading the market in this area.
Hirebee, ZOHO Recruit, Wade and Wendy and PinPoint all sell a service. While qpage and
Intervyo are products
Who is their target audience?
ZOHO Recruit has a target audience of freelancers, startups, SMEs, agencies, and enterprises.
HireView Their main target audience will be global enterprises looking to simplify hiring
process.
HiredScore Their main target audience they serve are fortune 100 companies. They also try
and seek global enterprises. And offer their services at scale to simply talent acquisition.
Wade and Wendy seems to offer their product to small and medium industries who are short
staffed
How do their products or services compare or differ to ZenHire’s B2B app and ZenHire’s B2C.
Mock Interviews?
Hirebee, ZOHO Recruit, and PinPoint all have several features for attracting and selecting
applicants for jobs. None of them have an AI interviewer. Hirebee does have a feedback
option for candidates thru their profiles. PinPoint and ZOHO Recruits do not indicate that
they provide feedback to candidates once the interview is complete.
One of HireVue strengths is it can hire at-scale online. There technology allows them to filter
and give out interviews using IO and AI science and technology
Wade and Wendy’s candidate chatbot is a very smart way of getting data points about their
candidates and build a wholistic profile of the talent relevant to job descriptions.
Qpage strength is that they are providing a one stop shop for all the hiring needs. Their
platform provides services from the start of hiring funnel till the end including hiring and
onboarding.
Section II. Product Development
Task 1. ZenHire needs you to generate an interview (input) as a beta tester and required us
to apply as “Junior Business Analyst”.
ZenHire wanted us to apply for “Junior Business Analyst”. Once there, we were required to
upload a CV with our name and give a mock interview.
All of us group members are done with mock interview. We have uploaded our CVs on the
portal too, just as asked.
Task 2. By following the guidelines of their head of HR, Romana, ZenHire wants us to
help them in labeling the interview videos from the point of view of HR.
ZenHire wants us to help them label the interview videos based on the criteria given to us by
their Head HR Romana. But the problem is, the links given to us, to get the know how material
of labeling the interviews, are not working.
We have emailed X-Culture admin in this regard and asked them for their guidance. They told
us to skip this part until further instructions from ZenHire comes.
The evidence of correspondence of one of our group members with the X-Culture admin is
attached below
Figure 2 Query email to X-Culture admin Figure 1 X-Culture admin reply stating to skip the part
Section III. Product Development
Product development
Product Marketing
HR and other areas
The main philosophy should be to ask situation-based questions that test the thinking
process, knowledge, and past experiences of the person answering the question.
If we ask them questions on product development, then some sample questions can be:
There are multiple user stories to cover in this sprint, how will you choose which one to do
and track their development?
Answer: I will first put all the requirements through the RICE matrix test. There, I will prioritize
each task as per the requirements that score the highest. Here Reach, Impact, Confidence,
and Effort are the 4 parameters on which the priority score will be calculated.
Once the priority score has been calculated, I will communicate to the entire team which user
stories have been selected and which have not. In my past experience, it is important for each
stakeholder who shared a user story to understand why his user story was not selected in this
sprint. This makes them interested in providing requirements in the future. Next, to track the
development, I will be using techniques like the Gantt chart and burn up/down the chart.
Your design team and development team is at loggerheads over the implementation of a new
design in the software how will you handle it?
Answer: I would start by meeting the design team and understanding what design they have
suggested, why it is important, what the benefits of implementing it are, and what the loss is
of not doing it. Then I would meet with my development team and ask them what the specific
reasons are they are opposing the changes. I would ask them what their requirements are to
do this job. I would try to negotiate with them for the best possible solution. Once I get the
cost from the development team and the proposed benefits from the design team, I will
conduct a cost-benefit analysis.
If the results show that the cost outweighs the benefits, I will ask the design team to think of
other ways to make the cost outweigh the benefits. On the other hand, if the benefits
outweigh the cost, I will ask the development team to go ahead with the project with the
minimum amount of extra resources required.
The idea must be purely evaluated based on its merit rather than the seniority or functional
role of the employees. In my experience, some of the best ideas have come from the
development or design team.
If we ask them questions on product marketing, then some sample questions can be:
How will you increase the ARR, number of users, and various metrics for the product?
Answer: I will first check what the past strategy was and what the current metrics are. Then I
would see whether these are the best metrics to measure the product's performance or not.
Then I would sit down with my marketing team to create a strategy that has the best
possibility of getting the expected returns. After that, I would monitor the strategy and discuss
it with the marketing teams.
Also, it is important to meet with the sales team and understand what our customers really
want. This will help us improve the product or service, which will in turn improve the metrics.
Also, I would design strategies to increase users through product promotion, strategic tie-ups,
and other methods to increase our users. In my experience, it is important to calculate the
cost per new user acquisition to understand the overall effectiveness of the new user
acquisition strategy.
If we ask them questions on HR, then some sample questions can be:
Your key team member asks you for an unplanned leave during an important release week
how will you respond?
Answer: I will first ask him if the leave can be delayed. If it can be delayed, I will request that
he delay the leave. In that case, I would assess the impact his departure would have on the
release. I would then ask the rest of the team to contribute a bit extra to make up for the
team member going on leave. Then I would prepare for future backlogs and inform other
stakeholders of possible delays.
There is interpersonal conflict among two team members, how would you resolve them?
Answer: I will hold meetings with both of them separately and listen to them with an open
mind. Then I would try to find possible ways in which they could contribute to the team
without any animosity. Next, I would invite both of them to a meeting with a senior HR
professional experienced in conflict resolution who is present on the team. The best solution
will be to find a solution to the problem. In case it is not possible, I would find ways in which
they can both contribute professionally to the team's most productive work. In my
experience, team bonding activities help us get through this situation and achieve better team
dynamics.