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Video screening brings more consistency to the hiring process and helps teams compare candidates more easily and more co...
06/03/2026

Video screening brings more consistency to the hiring process and helps teams compare candidates more easily and more confidently.

With a clearer view of skills, professionalism, and role fit, recruiters can make more informed decisions earlier in the hiring process.

Video interviews help bring more structure, more clarity, and less scheduling chaos.

Phone screens have long been the default for early-stage hiring, but they come with a clear limitation - time.When recru...
06/02/2026

Phone screens have long been the default for early-stage hiring, but they come with a clear limitation - time.

When recruiters are stuck scheduling and conducting calls one by one, strong candidates often get delayed or lost in the process.

One-way video interviews change that dynamic. Candidates answer on their own time, and recruiters review responses in batches - making screening faster, more consistent, and easier to compare at scale.

Read the full breakdown on the benefits of switching to one-way video interviews here: https://www.jobma.com/blog/phone-screen-vs-one-way-video-interviews-benefits/

Jobma supports high-volume hiring use cases, where speed, consistency, and candidate experience matter.With on-demand vi...
06/02/2026

Jobma supports high-volume hiring use cases, where speed, consistency, and candidate experience matter.

With on-demand video interviews, bulk invitations, AI-driven assessments, and collaborative review tools, teams can evaluate candidates faster while keeping the process fair and consistent across large applicant pools.

Read the full breakdown of Jobma’s use case for high-volume hiring here: https://www.jobma.com/blog/how-jobma-supports-high-volume-university-hiring/

Every fall and spring, campus recruiting teams face the pressure of thousands of applicants, dozens of campuses, and a t...
06/01/2026

Every fall and spring, campus recruiting teams face the pressure of thousands of applicants, dozens of campuses, and a tight window to convert top students into offers.

When thousands of students apply across multiple campuses in a short hiring window, even strong candidates can get overlooked simply because there isn’t enough time to evaluate everyone fairly or deeply.

This is where structured video interviews are changing the game. Instead of relying on rushed conversations and inconsistent evaluation styles, recruiters can give every candidate the same set of questions and a consistent way to respond.

Read the full breakdown here: https://www.jobma.com/blog/scaling-campus-hiring-with-ai-video-interviews/

06/01/2026

Why do companies conduct multiple rounds of interviews? Well… just one conversation may not be enough to fully evaluate someone for a role.

The more senior or specialized the role, and the more a company values consensus in hiring, the more decision-makers.

For candidates, it’s also a chance to understand the role, meet the people they’ll work with, and decide whether the opportunity is the right fit.

Most organizations now run 3 to 5 rounds:

- First, a quick video screening to assess core qualifications and communication.
- Second, a skills or technical round or assignments.
- Third, a meeting with the hiring manager to assess problem-solving and team fit.
- Finally, a conversation with HR around culture, salary, and the final decision.

For candidates: research the company, prepare for each stage, and tailor your approach based on who you'll be speaking with.

For recruiters: define your interview stages clearly and eliminate unnecessary rounds.

Need a better way to manage interview workflows? Jobma helps automate interview scheduling, screening, evaluations, reference checks, and more.

Head over to www.jobma.com to book a demo.

With Gen Z entering the workforce, we’re seeing a structural shift driven by technology.Gen Z is digitally fluent, confi...
05/31/2026

With Gen Z entering the workforce, we’re seeing a structural shift driven by technology.

Gen Z is digitally fluent, confident in rapid skill-building, and they evaluate careers through long-term growth and impact.

For talent leaders, this shift opens up a meaningful opportunity - one that calls for a more deliberate approach to how roles are defined and structured:

- Design roles around skills, not repetitive tasks
- Build AI fluency across the organization
- Offer clear progression maps and transparent growth paths
- Tie performance to outcomes and measurable impact

Read the full breakdown: https://www.jobma.com/blog/gen-z-at-work-trends-expectations-challenges/

As AI adoption surges, organizations are struggling to accelerate hiring while attracting top talent. This is leading to...
05/30/2026

As AI adoption surges, organizations are struggling to accelerate hiring while attracting top talent. This is leading to delays in hiring, and it costs revenue, stalls projects, and impacts team morale. But there’s a solution.

Video interviewing platforms, like Jobma, help enterprises modernize hiring by reducing administrative bottlenecks, enabling consistent candidate evaluation, and driving data-informed decisions.

Discover how enterprises are cutting time-to-hire, improving candidate experience, and scaling recruitment efficiently in our latest Slashdot feature.

Read the full article here: https://slashdot.org/content/modernizing-enterprise-hiring-time-to-hire-as-the-driver-of-speed-and-scale/

Skillfishing isn’t about candidates “cheating the system.” It’s about how easy it has become to look qualified without f...
05/29/2026

Skillfishing isn’t about candidates “cheating the system.” It’s about how easy it has become to look qualified without fully proving capability. And it’s becoming harder to ignore in the age of AI.

With AI tools now widely used in job applications, candidates can:

- Polish resumes in minutes
- Generate fluent, structured cover letters
- Rehearse interview responses with coaching tools

None of this is inherently negative. But it does create a gap between how someone presents and how someone performs.

At the same time, hiring expectations are shifting. Employers are increasingly prioritizing what candidates can demonstrate, not just what they claim.

📊 81% of employers now prioritize experience when assessing skills for hiring, per the World Economic Forum.

This shift is pushing both sides of the hiring process to evolve. Candidates are optimizing how they present themselves, while HR teams are focusing more on validation, structured evaluation, and real-world skill testing.

And that’s where the challenge sits for hiring teams today:
Not identifying candidates who “look right,” but identifying those who can actually do the work once hired.

Skillfishing is simply a reflection of that tension between better tools for candidates and higher expectations from employers.

Would you define this as a hiring problem or just a hiring evolution?

05/29/2026

Just another week in hiring!

Jobma Team making a difference today while volunteering at Feed My Starving Children. As a team, we were able to pack 35...
05/29/2026

Jobma Team making a difference today while volunteering at Feed My Starving Children. As a team, we were able to pack 35 boxes providing 20,000+ meals to families in need.

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