NFL cuts average time-to-fill by 24% with Greenhouse AI-powered hiring features
The NFL's lean recruiting team was overwhelmed by thousands of monthly applications, suffered from slow and manual candidate communication with their former ATS, and faced disjointed internal collaboration that occurred outside official systems.
The NFL's former ATS made candidate communication slow and manual, and did not support structured feedback or real-time hiring manager input, making data-driven decisions difficult.
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After implementing Greenhouse, the NFL reduced average time-to-fill by 24%, going from 63 days to 48 days, and improved candidate satisfaction from 67% in Q3 2024 to 93% in Q4 2024.
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What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
After implementing Greenhouse, the NFL reduced average time-to-fill by 24%, going from 63 days to 48 days, and improved candidate satisfaction from 67% in Q3 2024 to 93% in Q4 2024.
What tools did this team use?
Greenhouse, Talent Rediscovery.
What results were reported?
Average time-to-fill reduction: 24%; Time-to-fill absolute change: from 63 days to 48 days; Candidate satisfaction rate improvement: 67% to 93%; Application sorting time: takes half the time (source-reported, not independently verified).
What failed first in this deployment?
The NFL's former ATS made candidate communication slow and manual, and did not support structured feedback or real-time hiring manager input, making data-driven decisions difficult.
How is this recruiting AI workflow structured?
High-volume application intake → AI Talent Filtering surfaces candidates → Talent Rediscovery finds past candidates → Automated candidate communication → Centralized scorecard feedback.
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