Cloverpoint
Cloverpoint
Cut time-to-offer by relying on shared interview evidence.
Hiring at volume meant every panel captured something different. Notes lived in six places and the debrief was a memory test. Kelmoor wanted one record per candidate, written while the conversation was still warm.
“I've worked with a lot of tooling in this space. This is the first one the panel actually keeps using after week three.”
Recruiters block an hour less per day for write-ups, and hiring managers open the transcript instead of asking for a recap. Panels now disagree about evidence, not about what was said.
Cut time-to-offer by relying on shared interview evidence.
Trained 34 new interviewers on real recorded examples.
Built a hiring bar its founders could actually point at.