Based on the user reviews, users commonly recommend the following for Lever:
Test and customize Lever thoroughly to ensure it is fully customizable for the organization's needs. They suggest taking advantage of Lever's implementation team during the first month and mapping out templates and processes before using the software.
Utilize Lever's support and training resources, as users find them accommodating and knowledgeable about Lever's features. They highly recommend attending startup sessions to properly set up Lever and maximize its capabilities.
Compare Lever with other recruitment systems to ensure it is the right fit for the organization. Users recommend trying out Lever in comparison to other software options like Greenhouse or Workable, especially for early-stage or smaller companies.
It is user friendly app which uses in hr and interview schedules and refers , it addresses all hr issues easy without lag
I am user where my org internal job posting and external job posting to reference and apply access
I coordinate all candidate interviews across multiple departments. Lever is our ATS and helps us get this done efficiently. We have many open roles, so to have a platform that helps with all of these meetings is incredibly helpful. It’s also pretty easy to use, and there aren’t any major complaints with the software.
Lever is great for scheduling interviews. That’s mostly what I used it for over the past three years. I haven’t tried it’s report feature, but I have also posted jobs and received weekly pipeline updates to share with our third party agencies.
We had two large hiring influxes over the last year that we needed a way to coordinate and funnel candidates through. Having thousands of applicants makes the funnel process super important and Lever helped us set this up. Lever also provided the job description pages that we had everyone apply through so that we had a standardized structure for applications
Lever probably has too much overhead for a company of our size and we would frequently run into issues that would require an outsized amount of effort to resolve
We use Lever as our Applicant Tracking System (ATS) for candidates we're reaching out to or speaking with about open roles we're trying to fill. We have it integrated with LinkedIn Recruiter, as well as ContactOut to source personal emails and phone numbers. We also use their integration with Grayscale for SMS capability. We've found Lever easy to use, pretty intuitive, and the set-up has been fairly painless.
We don't have a large company, but based on what I've seen with Lever's capabilities, it has plenty of features and integration capability to serve a company with a hundred users or more.
Currently, we use Lever as our ATS to create a database of past, current, and future candidates we can assist with their job search. We utilize the email feature to keep all communication inside of Lever. It helps to solve the problem of being able to easily access candidates at any given time. We use Lever on a daily basis and also communicate internally using the @ mention feature. There are areas where additional features could allow us to remove the usage of supplemental software.
It is a great way to have a large repository of candidate information but it is harder to see the smaller details such as the date an interview was scheduled as well as subset stages for a more granular view when pulling up a report in the Visual Insights tool. This would make it a highly viable ATS and CRM.
We use Lever to organize and track applicants and candidates as they move through our interview process. We also used Lever as a recruiting CRM to create outreach email campaigns to engage candidates. It was the repository that held all candidate information and was also used to manage processes like offers, background checks, reference checks, etc.
I would highly recommend Lever to a recruiter looking to bring on a new ATS platform. It's very well designed, visually intuitive, well-integrated with the partner ecosystem, candidates appear organized, and it has all the functionality necessary to scale as organizations get larger. One of the main reasons I prefer Lever over its competitors is that recruiter admin work in the platform goes much more quickly than in other systems. There is less clicking around to different views. One of the other main advantages Lever has is that it integrates with Gmail and Google Calendar in a way that allows 2-way sync on candidate emails and scheduled interviews arrive right on a candidate's calendar. This is not necessarily so with other ATSs.
Prior to Lever, we didn't have or use any ATS. Lever was not just a solution to a problem for us, but also the tool we planned to use to build, scale and grow our early stage, Series A startup. We went from using Airtable to track our applications and notes, to using Lever's full suite of offerings to manage top of funnel, pipeline, and hiring. We used Zenefits to send our offer letters. But Lever allowed us to create more efficient processes, provide stronger support and resources for our Hiring Managers, and most importantly, create a consistent, fair, and enjoyable experience for our candidates, whether we ended up hiring them or not.
I think Lever is great for any sized company, but especially strong for smaller, growing teams. It's a very simple system, but clean, sleek, and very useful in any scenario. They have great support whenever you need it so those with smaller HR or People teams could easily benefit from their help. Can't think of too many scenarios where Lever wouldn't be well-suited, but maybe once you grow to International growth and hiring, it may be better to have a more Enterprise style business, set up for larger scaling.
We primarily use it to track candidates and use it for an internal database for applications. It's also a place where hiring teams can collaborate and gather feedback in one centralized system
Lever unfortunately is not very intuitive, in my opinion. I previously used Greenhouse and I'd recommend that over Lever if you are looking for software to allow recruiting and hiring teams to better collaborate, I believe. Lever's scheduling function isn't great but it works well integrated with Goodtime.
Lever is our corporate ATS. All sourcers, recruiters, TA coordinators, hiring managers, and interviewers use it. We also use it as a referral tool. Lever allows us to collaborate on hiring decisions, using it as the "single source of truth" for our recruiting efforts. We also use it as a first source of candidates for new roles as they open.
Managing pipeline and candidate communication is easy through lever. Keeping it all in one place allows the hiring teams to be in the loop real-time. The reporting is clunky and basic, however, and without a 3rd party tool, sourcing from the lever database is difficult. Also, it is very easy to have duplicate candidates since the alerts Lever gives are often incorrect.
Lever is essential for our organization, specifically for our HR department! It is being used to manage our hiring process. The tool has helped our organization source, manage and nurture candidates that are looking to work at our organization. Our HR department manages the platform but all of our departments use it: sales, engineering, customer success, marketing, and finance. The majority of departments at our organization use the tool to refer candidates.
Our organization is growing rapidly at this moment and this tool is a huge improvement from what we previously used. This tool is essential for our organization because of how fast we're growing. Our HR team loves how they can keep notes on people who are applying. They love the improved communication with hiring managers and great reporting which has led to an improved experience. We also love the ease of use for referring candidates.