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Arguments we had while building this.
Positions rather than announcements. There is no product news yet, so these are the decisions underneath the product instead.
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Why YoHe doesn't screen candidates with AI (yet)
It's the single most common question we get, and the honest answer is more useful than a roadmap slide: we haven't built it, and we're not going to pretend we have.
Position4 min read
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What actually happens when you sign a two-year ATS contract
The pitch always sounds like a discount. For a team hiring one or two roles a year, it's usually a bet against your own hiring plans.
Essay5 min read
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Why we didn't bundle payroll into an ATS
The easiest way to raise the average deal size is to sell one more module. It's also how a small team ends up paying for four tools to get the one they wanted.
Position4 min read
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A hiring pipeline that works without a mouse
Drag-and-drop Kanban boards are everywhere in hiring software, and almost none of them have a real keyboard equivalent. That's not an edge case — it's a compliance and usability problem hiding in plain sight.
Practice5 min read
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Five signs your hiring process has outgrown a spreadsheet
A spreadsheet is a genuinely good hiring tool for a while. Here's how to tell when it's started costing you more time than it saves.
Practice4 min read
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