Honeit

Passion is something you hear, not something you read. Honeit turns your screening calls into short clips and a finished scorecard, so your hiring managers hear why you're excited about a candidate instead of reading another summary. Humans do the talking. Honeit handles everything else.

The best part of a healthcare candidate isn't on paper. It comes out when you talk to them. Honeit shares those moments from your calls with hiring managers, with the scorecard filled in by the time you hang up. Humans do the talking. Honeit handles everything else.

Most recruiters run one screen across four tools. A scheduler to book it. A doc for the questions. Something to record it. Then an hour after the call, rewriting all of it by hand for the client. In Honeit it's one pass. The call gets scheduled, the guide is ready, the conversation is captured, and a candidate presentation with scorecards and soundbites comes out the other side. One call. Zero write-ups. Let's talk.

The hardest part of an interview is the hour after it. The conversation went well. Now you have to turn it into something your client can use: a scorecard, a summary, the moments that mattered, rewritten by hand. With Honeit the write-up is ready when the call ends. Scorecard complete. Soundbites clipped. A candidate presentation ready to share. Get the hour back. Let's talk.

Quick question for healthcare recruiters 👇 How do you show a hiring manager that a nurse has great bedside manner? A resume lists certifications and clinical rotations. It can't show empathy, patience, or how someone talks to a scared family. Honeit captures real interview answers so your nurse managers can hear the candidate for themselves, alongside structured scorecards and interviewer feedback. Hear an example 👇

On this episode, Carrie Ariniello, Talent Acquisition Leader at Reser’s Fine Foods, opens up about keeping recruiting personal while her team scales. "People are the core of what we do and how we do it. Keeping the people piece of our recruitment process intact is incredibly important." 🎧 Hear the full podcast conversation by clicking below.