Boostie published a report analyzing 90,000 US applicants flagged or disqualified for fake identifiers, with 31% flagged or disqualified and 42% landing in tech and IT.
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Boostie
Turn your ATS and website into a candidate pipeline machine. Re-engage, convert, screen and hire.
- Industry
- Software Development
- Location
- Boulder, US
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About Boostie
Boostie is the candidate pipeline engine for staffing firms. It connects your ATS, career site, and job boards into one pipeline - re-engaging your existing candidates first, filtering everything through the same quality bar, and handing recruiters their strongest fits automatically.
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Boostie published a post by Nicholas Dan breaking down the problem of unqualified applicants and what to do about it.
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Boostie has been quietly at work on its Fraud detection tools.
Research & Knowledge
Boostie's fraud detection system caught 14 applicants who passed every standard check in its first 5 days.
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