u/universeboss14

[N/A] What is one thing you could automate that will change how you Recruit?

Calling all Talent Professionals in my network, I’d genuinely value your perspective on this.

Our day-to-day is a mix of everything, 

sourcing, screening, interviews, coordination, documentation, reference checks, onboarding… and the list goes on.

But if you had the opportunity to change just one thing: 

👉 What would you automate?

👉 Which part of your process feels repetitive, time-consuming, or simply inefficient?

Sometimes, the smallest bottlenecks end up consuming the most energy.

I’m keen to understand where the real pain points lie across different teams and organizations and, more importantly, how we can rethink or automate these areas to work smarter, not harder.

Let’s exchange ideas. Your insight might just spark a solution for someone else.

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u/universeboss14 — 5 hours ago

Do what you love or enjoy, and you won't have to work again in your life

It's not as fancy as the title suggests, lol

But....

Not anything groundbreaking, but I felt like sharing a small milestone I’m genuinely happy about.

This wasn’t something I planned out in detail. It just started out of nowhere, and I stayed consistent with it. Over time, it turned into something much bigger than I expected.

A big part of this journey has been my LinkedIn network, which I’ve built organically over the years. I'm just showing up, sharing what I know, and trying to add value consistently.

Through the freelancing platform, I’ve been working closely with people on:

👉 Job search strategies & career direction

👉 Interview preparation

👉 Resume reviews and rewrites

👉LinkedIn profile optimization & personal branding

👉 And even helping talent professionals understand and build Power BI dashboards from scratch

It’s been a mix of coaching, learning, and honesty, a lot of meaningful conversations.

It's still a long way to go, but I am grateful for the journey so far. The aim is to start something, and then over a period of time, it grows organically because this is what I enjoy doing.

u/universeboss14 — 2 days ago