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Talent Pooling: keep your strong runners-up

Screenloop's Talent Pool keeps strong candidates who narrowly missed out in one searchable place, ready for your next vacancy.

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Talent Pooling | Keep your best candidates close

Every hiring team knows the feeling. You reach the end of a search with two or three excellent candidates and only one role. The runner-up would have fitted the team well, but they just weren’t quite right this time.

Then the job opening closes, and six months later, a similar role opens. You’re back to an expensive square one, advertising and screening from scratch.

Talent Pooling in Screenloop changes that. It gives the people you’d love to hire one day a proper home, so the work your team puts into every search keeps paying off long after the role is filled.


Start every new search with a head start

The strongest pipeline you’ll ever have is the one you’ve already built. People in your Talent Pool have already applied, met your team and been assessed. When a new role opens, you start with people you know rather than an empty job board. That means quicker shortlists and shorter time to hire.

No more spreadsheets, private notes or “I’m sure we interviewed someone great for this last year”.

A recruiter carries a folder towards a tray of candidate cards, adding another person to the talent pool.


Add people the moment they stand out

Great candidates are easiest to remember when you’ve just met them, so adding them takes seconds:

  • One at a time, straight from their application, with a quick note on why they impressed you.

  • In bulk, when a whole shortlist deserves a second look.

  • During candidate review, without breaking your flow.

Your pool grows as part of everyday hiring, not as another admin job.

Ways to add people to the Talent Pool: from an application, using Add to Talent Pool in the profile header; in bulk, by filtering by job and stage; and during candidate review. Candidates at the Hired stage for any role cannot be added. Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The full picture, months later

A pool is most useful if you can screen someone quickly, months after they applied. Each Talent Pool profile pulls their history together so nobody has to dig back through old jobs. It shows:

  • Their CV

  • The skills and strengths you’ve tagged

  • Every application they’ve made

  • Past interview feedback

  • Latest activity, such as communications and notes


Inside a Talent Pool profile: Basic details (contact, department, source), Tags (skills and strengths), Job applications (stage and status for each), Process overview (date joined, time in the pool), Latest activity (pool additions and notes), Feedback (past scorecards) and CV (if one is attached). Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The right person, right when you need them

When a role opens, filter your pool by department, skill or when people were added, and save the searches you use most. You go from a new vacancy to a shortlist of familiar, already-assessed candidates in moments.

The Talent Pool in Screenloop: filters for department, tag and when people were added, plus a Save Filter button, above a list of candidates with their channel, department and tags. Candidate details are example data.

A better experience for candidates

People who come close but miss out remember how they were treated. Coming back with a role that genuinely suits them shows you meant it when you said “we’d love to keep in touch”. That builds goodwill and makes your employer brand stronger with every search.

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Talent Pooling | Keep your best candidates close

Every hiring team knows the feeling. You reach the end of a search with two or three excellent candidates and only one role. The runner-up would have fitted the team well, but they just weren’t quite right this time.

Then the job opening closes, and six months later, a similar role opens. You’re back to an expensive square one, advertising and screening from scratch.

Talent Pooling in Screenloop changes that. It gives the people you’d love to hire one day a proper home, so the work your team puts into every search keeps paying off long after the role is filled.


Start every new search with a head start

The strongest pipeline you’ll ever have is the one you’ve already built. People in your Talent Pool have already applied, met your team and been assessed. When a new role opens, you start with people you know rather than an empty job board. That means quicker shortlists and shorter time to hire.

No more spreadsheets, private notes or “I’m sure we interviewed someone great for this last year”.

A recruiter carries a folder towards a tray of candidate cards, adding another person to the talent pool.


Add people the moment they stand out

Great candidates are easiest to remember when you’ve just met them, so adding them takes seconds:

  • One at a time, straight from their application, with a quick note on why they impressed you.

  • In bulk, when a whole shortlist deserves a second look.

  • During candidate review, without breaking your flow.

Your pool grows as part of everyday hiring, not as another admin job.

Ways to add people to the Talent Pool: from an application, using Add to Talent Pool in the profile header; in bulk, by filtering by job and stage; and during candidate review. Candidates at the Hired stage for any role cannot be added. Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The full picture, months later

A pool is most useful if you can screen someone quickly, months after they applied. Each Talent Pool profile pulls their history together so nobody has to dig back through old jobs. It shows:

  • Their CV

  • The skills and strengths you’ve tagged

  • Every application they’ve made

  • Past interview feedback

  • Latest activity, such as communications and notes


Inside a Talent Pool profile: Basic details (contact, department, source), Tags (skills and strengths), Job applications (stage and status for each), Process overview (date joined, time in the pool), Latest activity (pool additions and notes), Feedback (past scorecards) and CV (if one is attached). Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The right person, right when you need them

When a role opens, filter your pool by department, skill or when people were added, and save the searches you use most. You go from a new vacancy to a shortlist of familiar, already-assessed candidates in moments.

The Talent Pool in Screenloop: filters for department, tag and when people were added, plus a Save Filter button, above a list of candidates with their channel, department and tags. Candidate details are example data.

A better experience for candidates

People who come close but miss out remember how they were treated. Coming back with a role that genuinely suits them shows you meant it when you said “we’d love to keep in touch”. That builds goodwill and makes your employer brand stronger with every search.

Want to see Screenloop in action?
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Talent Pooling | Keep your best candidates close

Every hiring team knows the feeling. You reach the end of a search with two or three excellent candidates and only one role. The runner-up would have fitted the team well, but they just weren’t quite right this time.

Then the job opening closes, and six months later, a similar role opens. You’re back to an expensive square one, advertising and screening from scratch.

Talent Pooling in Screenloop changes that. It gives the people you’d love to hire one day a proper home, so the work your team puts into every search keeps paying off long after the role is filled.


Start every new search with a head start

The strongest pipeline you’ll ever have is the one you’ve already built. People in your Talent Pool have already applied, met your team and been assessed. When a new role opens, you start with people you know rather than an empty job board. That means quicker shortlists and shorter time to hire.

No more spreadsheets, private notes or “I’m sure we interviewed someone great for this last year”.

A recruiter carries a folder towards a tray of candidate cards, adding another person to the talent pool.


Add people the moment they stand out

Great candidates are easiest to remember when you’ve just met them, so adding them takes seconds:

  • One at a time, straight from their application, with a quick note on why they impressed you.

  • In bulk, when a whole shortlist deserves a second look.

  • During candidate review, without breaking your flow.

Your pool grows as part of everyday hiring, not as another admin job.

Ways to add people to the Talent Pool: from an application, using Add to Talent Pool in the profile header; in bulk, by filtering by job and stage; and during candidate review. Candidates at the Hired stage for any role cannot be added. Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The full picture, months later

A pool is most useful if you can screen someone quickly, months after they applied. Each Talent Pool profile pulls their history together so nobody has to dig back through old jobs. It shows:

  • Their CV

  • The skills and strengths you’ve tagged

  • Every application they’ve made

  • Past interview feedback

  • Latest activity, such as communications and notes


Inside a Talent Pool profile: Basic details (contact, department, source), Tags (skills and strengths), Job applications (stage and status for each), Process overview (date joined, time in the pool), Latest activity (pool additions and notes), Feedback (past scorecards) and CV (if one is attached). Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The right person, right when you need them

When a role opens, filter your pool by department, skill or when people were added, and save the searches you use most. You go from a new vacancy to a shortlist of familiar, already-assessed candidates in moments.

The Talent Pool in Screenloop: filters for department, tag and when people were added, plus a Save Filter button, above a list of candidates with their channel, department and tags. Candidate details are example data.

A better experience for candidates

People who come close but miss out remember how they were treated. Coming back with a role that genuinely suits them shows you meant it when you said “we’d love to keep in touch”. That builds goodwill and makes your employer brand stronger with every search.

Talent Pooling | Keep your best candidates close

Every hiring team knows the feeling. You reach the end of a search with two or three excellent candidates and only one role. The runner-up would have fitted the team well, but they just weren’t quite right this time.

Then the job opening closes, and six months later, a similar role opens. You’re back to an expensive square one, advertising and screening from scratch.

Talent Pooling in Screenloop changes that. It gives the people you’d love to hire one day a proper home, so the work your team puts into every search keeps paying off long after the role is filled.


Start every new search with a head start

The strongest pipeline you’ll ever have is the one you’ve already built. People in your Talent Pool have already applied, met your team and been assessed. When a new role opens, you start with people you know rather than an empty job board. That means quicker shortlists and shorter time to hire.

No more spreadsheets, private notes or “I’m sure we interviewed someone great for this last year”.

A recruiter carries a folder towards a tray of candidate cards, adding another person to the talent pool.


Add people the moment they stand out

Great candidates are easiest to remember when you’ve just met them, so adding them takes seconds:

  • One at a time, straight from their application, with a quick note on why they impressed you.

  • In bulk, when a whole shortlist deserves a second look.

  • During candidate review, without breaking your flow.

Your pool grows as part of everyday hiring, not as another admin job.

Ways to add people to the Talent Pool: from an application, using Add to Talent Pool in the profile header; in bulk, by filtering by job and stage; and during candidate review. Candidates at the Hired stage for any role cannot be added. Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The full picture, months later

A pool is most useful if you can screen someone quickly, months after they applied. Each Talent Pool profile pulls their history together so nobody has to dig back through old jobs. It shows:

  • Their CV

  • The skills and strengths you’ve tagged

  • Every application they’ve made

  • Past interview feedback

  • Latest activity, such as communications and notes


Inside a Talent Pool profile: Basic details (contact, department, source), Tags (skills and strengths), Job applications (stage and status for each), Process overview (date joined, time in the pool), Latest activity (pool additions and notes), Feedback (past scorecards) and CV (if one is attached). Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The right person, right when you need them

When a role opens, filter your pool by department, skill or when people were added, and save the searches you use most. You go from a new vacancy to a shortlist of familiar, already-assessed candidates in moments.

The Talent Pool in Screenloop: filters for department, tag and when people were added, plus a Save Filter button, above a list of candidates with their channel, department and tags. Candidate details are example data.

A better experience for candidates

People who come close but miss out remember how they were treated. Coming back with a role that genuinely suits them shows you meant it when you said “we’d love to keep in touch”. That builds goodwill and makes your employer brand stronger with every search.

Want to see Screenloop in action?
Type anywhere on this page to book a demo.
Book a demo and see how it works for your team.
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Talent Pooling | Keep your best candidates close

Every hiring team knows the feeling. You reach the end of a search with two or three excellent candidates and only one role. The runner-up would have fitted the team well, but they just weren’t quite right this time.

Then the job opening closes, and six months later, a similar role opens. You’re back to an expensive square one, advertising and screening from scratch.

Talent Pooling in Screenloop changes that. It gives the people you’d love to hire one day a proper home, so the work your team puts into every search keeps paying off long after the role is filled.


Start every new search with a head start

The strongest pipeline you’ll ever have is the one you’ve already built. People in your Talent Pool have already applied, met your team and been assessed. When a new role opens, you start with people you know rather than an empty job board. That means quicker shortlists and shorter time to hire.

No more spreadsheets, private notes or “I’m sure we interviewed someone great for this last year”.

A recruiter carries a folder towards a tray of candidate cards, adding another person to the talent pool.


Add people the moment they stand out

Great candidates are easiest to remember when you’ve just met them, so adding them takes seconds:

  • One at a time, straight from their application, with a quick note on why they impressed you.

  • In bulk, when a whole shortlist deserves a second look.

  • During candidate review, without breaking your flow.

Your pool grows as part of everyday hiring, not as another admin job.

Ways to add people to the Talent Pool: from an application, using Add to Talent Pool in the profile header; in bulk, by filtering by job and stage; and during candidate review. Candidates at the Hired stage for any role cannot be added. Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The full picture, months later

A pool is most useful if you can screen someone quickly, months after they applied. Each Talent Pool profile pulls their history together so nobody has to dig back through old jobs. It shows:

  • Their CV

  • The skills and strengths you’ve tagged

  • Every application they’ve made

  • Past interview feedback

  • Latest activity, such as communications and notes


Inside a Talent Pool profile: Basic details (contact, department, source), Tags (skills and strengths), Job applications (stage and status for each), Process overview (date joined, time in the pool), Latest activity (pool additions and notes), Feedback (past scorecards) and CV (if one is attached). Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The right person, right when you need them

When a role opens, filter your pool by department, skill or when people were added, and save the searches you use most. You go from a new vacancy to a shortlist of familiar, already-assessed candidates in moments.

The Talent Pool in Screenloop: filters for department, tag and when people were added, plus a Save Filter button, above a list of candidates with their channel, department and tags. Candidate details are example data.

A better experience for candidates

People who come close but miss out remember how they were treated. Coming back with a role that genuinely suits them shows you meant it when you said “we’d love to keep in touch”. That builds goodwill and makes your employer brand stronger with every search.

Talent Pooling | Keep your best candidates close

Every hiring team knows the feeling. You reach the end of a search with two or three excellent candidates and only one role. The runner-up would have fitted the team well, but they just weren’t quite right this time.

Then the job opening closes, and six months later, a similar role opens. You’re back to an expensive square one, advertising and screening from scratch.

Talent Pooling in Screenloop changes that. It gives the people you’d love to hire one day a proper home, so the work your team puts into every search keeps paying off long after the role is filled.


Start every new search with a head start

The strongest pipeline you’ll ever have is the one you’ve already built. People in your Talent Pool have already applied, met your team and been assessed. When a new role opens, you start with people you know rather than an empty job board. That means quicker shortlists and shorter time to hire.

No more spreadsheets, private notes or “I’m sure we interviewed someone great for this last year”.

A recruiter carries a folder towards a tray of candidate cards, adding another person to the talent pool.


Add people the moment they stand out

Great candidates are easiest to remember when you’ve just met them, so adding them takes seconds:

  • One at a time, straight from their application, with a quick note on why they impressed you.

  • In bulk, when a whole shortlist deserves a second look.

  • During candidate review, without breaking your flow.

Your pool grows as part of everyday hiring, not as another admin job.

Ways to add people to the Talent Pool: from an application, using Add to Talent Pool in the profile header; in bulk, by filtering by job and stage; and during candidate review. Candidates at the Hired stage for any role cannot be added. Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The full picture, months later

A pool is most useful if you can screen someone quickly, months after they applied. Each Talent Pool profile pulls their history together so nobody has to dig back through old jobs. It shows:

  • Their CV

  • The skills and strengths you’ve tagged

  • Every application they’ve made

  • Past interview feedback

  • Latest activity, such as communications and notes


Inside a Talent Pool profile: Basic details (contact, department, source), Tags (skills and strengths), Job applications (stage and status for each), Process overview (date joined, time in the pool), Latest activity (pool additions and notes), Feedback (past scorecards) and CV (if one is attached). Source: Screenloop Help Centre, Talent Pooling.

The right person, right when you need them

When a role opens, filter your pool by department, skill or when people were added, and save the searches you use most. You go from a new vacancy to a shortlist of familiar, already-assessed candidates in moments.

The Talent Pool in Screenloop: filters for department, tag and when people were added, plus a Save Filter button, above a list of candidates with their channel, department and tags. Candidate details are example data.

A better experience for candidates

People who come close but miss out remember how they were treated. Coming back with a role that genuinely suits them shows you meant it when you said “we’d love to keep in touch”. That builds goodwill and makes your employer brand stronger with every search.

Want to see Screenloop in action?
Type anywhere on this page to book a demo.
Book a demo and see how it works for your team.
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