YELLO

YELLO

Yello is an HR tech platform built for campus recruiters. Recruiters at Fortune 500 companies use Yello to source talent, manage on-site and digital recruitment events, schedule interviews, and manage their hiring workflows.

I absolutely loved my time at Yello. I joined the Customer Success team at Yello in 2015, when there were only about 30 employees. My CS role was far from standard; leadership gave me the autonomy to find projects that brought value to the organization, even if they didn’t fall under my title. My experience in CS gave me the foundations for my product career: empathizing with users, prioritizing user value, and celebrating intuitive user experiences.

projects

At Yello, I was responsible for the Interview product suite that scheduled 3 million interviews and powered over 1 million video interviews a year. The backbone of the product was a workflow automation solution that enabled customers to reduce their time to hire and improve candidate experience. I focused on a mix of new 0-1 development, and iterations of existing features.

Towards the end of my time at Yello, my scope was expaned to include candidate sourcing and recommendation features.

interview scheduling

Evolution

Yello’s core focus was on solving problems for university recruitment teams. With that, the initial scheduling feature was built to help recruiters schedule interviews at career fairs and on-campus events. Next, Yello expanded the scheduling functionality to handle 1:1 interviews or phone screens that might happen outside of on-campus recruitment.

In my role on the Customer Success team, I spent a lot of time digging into usage data and spent a lot of time interfacing directly with customers. I learned that customers needed more

Yello’s Interview Scheduling solution made hiring more efficient by helping hiring teams schedule interviews quickly. Initially, Yello focused on on-campus interviews. We excelled in event-based scheduling, where hiring teams might interview 100 candidates in a single day, and first-round screening interviews, where the candidate was automatically invited to schedule their interview after meeting specific criteria.

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