“Jack and Jill gave me a far better experience. It asked me far better questions and produced me more opportunities than any of the traditional recruitment channels did.”

Richard Bradley · The Recruitment Leadership Podcast · From Filling Vacancies to Solving Workforce Challenges: AI and Client Value with Richard Bradley, Commercial Director & Board Advisor at Omni RMS

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used an AI platform called Jack and Jill to source candidates, which asked better questions and produced more opportunities than traditional recruitment channels

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