Greenhouse Verified
How it works
Here’s how we use data on companies’ hiring practices to determine whether they’re prioritizing equity, respect and communication in their hiring.
What it takes for companies to get Greenhouse Verified
Fair
This verification means companies are creating a fair process that mitigates bias and helps ensure applicants of diverse backgrounds are considered fairly. Earning this verification means you can expect:
Your resume and any assignments or tests are anonymized to help reduce unconscious bias
You will be evaluated against a set of job-specific attributes that would help ensure success in the role (e.g., technical skills, functional experience, familiarity with certain platforms, etc.)
Interviewers will be prompted at key points in the process to base their feedback on the specific, defined job criteria and your qualifications
Interviewers must submit their interview notes and decisions prior to seeing others so they aren’t influenced or biased in their review of your qualifications
Prepared
This verification means a company has proven that you can expect to speak with interviewers who are prepared to ask thoughtful, informed questions that are consistent across applicants. You can expect:
- Each interviewer will ask you at least two unique, role-specific questions
- Each interviewer is evaluating you for at least two role-specific attributes (e.g., communication, technical ability, collaborativeness, etc.)
- As interviewers score you for each predetermined role attribute, they are required to provide an explanation to add context to their rating
Respectful
This verification means the company has prioritized providing you and all applicants with an inclusive, positive experience. You can expect:
You will be able to identify your personal pronouns
You will be able to record your name pronunciation as part of your application
You will receive an email confirming your application to the job
You will be able to provide anonymous feedback about your experience at the end of the process
All company hiring goals are set with a target value, many of which will have a direct impact on the applicant
Communicative
This verification means you can expect that the company will send you timely updates and responses throughout the application and interview process. You can expect:
- You will receive a timely email notification when you have been rejected for this job
How we get hiring data for verifications
In order to determine which companies and job posts meet the requirements for each of these verifications, we look to the company’s practices within Greenhouse, including:
Configuration settings for how applicants are evaluated
Inclusion reminders are turned on
Interview-specific questions for the role
Job-specific attributes are configured
Anonymization is enabled
Candidate surveys are enabled
Email stage notifications are enabled
Percentage of active applicants in closed jobs
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