AI note-taking in recruitment: what's useful and what's hype
Every recruiting tool has "AI" on it now. Some of it changes how you work. A lot of it is a feature you use twice and forget. Here is the honest version for recruiters.

Every recruiting tool has "AI" on it now. Some of it changes how you work. A lot of it is a feature you use twice and forget. Here is the honest version for recruiters.

Playbooks, product notes, and the thinking behind a recorder that never joins the room.

A few seconds into a call, a new participant appears. "Notetaker has joined the meeting." Something shifts the moment that bot shows up. Here is why it matters.

The gap between a junior recruiter and a seasoned headhunter is rarely the obvious questions. It is the ones that get under the surface. Here are the questions the best ones ask.

Most placements are won or lost in the first call with the client, before you have seen a single CV. Here is how to run an intake that gives you a brief you can work from.

Nobody lists "writing notes" as a thing that loses placements. But the gap between what was said and what got written down is where recruiter time quietly disappears.
Open the dashboard, hit record before your next call, and you're capturing in seconds. No bots, no calendar invites, no surprises.