Bring your HR tools and team together
From remarkable recruiting to collaborative company culture, great human resourcing happens in Slack.
Recruiting
Streamline your hiring pipeline
HR teams speed up their hiring process by facilitating candidate reviews and preparing for interviews in Slack. Integrating review tools and prepping interview panels moves candidates from on-your-radar to offer letter, faster.
Channels are where you can share files and messages with your teams. They can be created for every project, topic, department, or whatever makes sense for your company.
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Prep panelists or discuss sensitive information in private channels.
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Coordinate pipeline and collaborate on job descriptions.
compensation
Private channel for managers to discuss pay bands for prospective and current employees.
Channels are where you can share files and messages with your teams. They can be created for every project, topic, department, or whatever makes sense for your company.
3%
Reduction in time to hire new employees
“Our recruiting team uses Slack to facilitate a more seamless and effective interview process. This helps us optimize interviewing candidates, which makes that process easier for us internally.”
Automation
Centralize your human resourcing resources
Slack integrates your tools into one place, allowing you to concentrate efforts and reach milestones faster.
Track candidates in channel
Collaborate on everything from resumes to offer letters with your applicant tracking system connected to Slack.
Empower employees to manage the essential
Reduce friction for employees by bringing the essentials together, including on-demand PTO requests and pay stub information.
Keep information organized and accessible
Put organizational knowledge at everyone’s fingertips. Content can be searched and shared without leaving Slack, giving everyone the answers they need faster.
Onboarding
Get new hires up to speed
With Slack, new hires can learn the ropes faster — gaining a head start on the job they were hired to do. Orientation leaders can facilitate onboarding in a new hire channel and new employees can scroll through channels to catch up on projects or discussions.
Channels are where you can share files and messages with your teams. They can be created for every project, topic, department, or whatever makes sense for your company.
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Bring together new hires and need-to-know information.
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Field questions from new and tenured employees.
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Help departments and teams standardize onboarding for respective new hires.
Channels are where you can share files and messages with your teams. They can be created for every project, topic, department, or whatever makes sense for your company.
24%
Faster to reach full employee productivity
“As you grow, you get more processes and more people in the value chain. Things start to slow down naturally. Part of trying to keep that startup mentality is remaining fast with communication and delivery, and I think Slack’s really, really helped.”
Engagement
Build culture through collaboration
Teams don’t just get work done in Slack — they form connections and build culture in channels. Tap into Slack’s team-building capabilities to keep employees engaged and increase transparency.
Channels are where you can share files and messages with your teams. They can be created for every project, topic, department, or whatever makes sense for your company.
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Dedicate a space for official announcements related to a particular group.
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Run development and training programs for employee groups in a channel.
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Encourage transparency with an open forum for asking questions to company leadership.
Channels are where you can share files and messages with your teams. They can be created for every project, topic, department, or whatever makes sense for your company.
10%
Improvement in employee satisfaction
“Slack really helps to facilitate culture at the company… and allows everybody who needs to be involved to be collaborating and accessible.”
Excerpted from IDC research, sponsored by Slack
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