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William Hill cuts time-to-interview from 15 days to 1.8 days with HireVue games-based assessment

William Hill manually screened a high volume of annual applications for retail roles, a process that took weeks to progress preferred candidates to interview and regularly lost them to competing offers.

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Stage 1 · Retail role application submitted
William Hill receives over 30,000 applications for retail roles each year.
Tools used
HireVue
Outcome

Time from application to scheduled interview dropped from 15 days to 1.8 days; candidate satisfaction averaged 9.5 out of 10 (AMS) and 9.3 out of 10 (HireVue); hiring manager satisfaction averaged 8.8 out of 10; and candidate diversity improved by screening on role-specific skills alone.

Results
Time saved15 days to just 1.8 days
Volume9.5 out of 10
Source

https://www.hirevue.com/case-studies/william-hill

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