Routines / Lookalike Candidate Search
Lookalike Candidate Search
When candidates on a job reach submitted or placed, Jane reads those candidates and the notes on why they advanced. She writes down what they have in common and searches for more people who share it.
How this routine works
Works with
Bullhorn
Avionté
Greenhouse
Ceipal
LinkedInSlack
- 1
Candidates advance on a job
Jane starts when candidates on a job reach submitted or placed.
- 2
Jane reads the strongest candidates
Jane reads the candidates who were submitted or placed and the notes on why, and writes down what they have in common.
- 3
The shared traits shown
Jane shows the recruiter the traits those candidates share, such as employers, project types, certifications and location.
Questions about Lookalike Candidate Search
What does the Lookalike Candidate Search routine do?
After a list is worked, it finds what the strongest candidates on it have in common and searches for more people who share those traits.
Can we see and change the traits before Jane searches?
Yes. Jane shows the recruiter the shared traits first, and the recruiter can remove or add any before she runs the search.
Does Jane contact the new people?
No. This routine adds them to the list. Any outreach goes through a recruiter, who approves every message.
Where does Jane look for more people?
In your own ATS first, then in Forge's candidate database of 1.2 billion profiles outside it.
