In a word, Stripe.
We’ve been discussing which companies might still IPO this year despite the economic climate, and last week we found out that for Stripe *it might really happen.* The company has set a 12-month deadline to go public through a direct listing, or it will allow employees to sell shares in private-market transactions.
Today’s product highlight covers two of the current things in tech and business news: AI and jobs. But this isn't about AI taking your job away — quite the opposite (unless you're a recruiter).
Dover launched Dover Autopilot, a tool that uses AI to source candidates for your open job positions. We’re seeing AI either sprinkled or baked into a lot of new products and industries lately. It’s worthwhile to ask “does it matter?” In the case of recruiting, AI makes a pretty strong argument.
AI for recruiting: Founder Max Kolysh explains Dover's products as “recruitment orchestration.” In the same way that sourcing leads requires a ton of moving parts for Sales and Marketing teams, recruiting requires a ton of orchestration from writing job descriptions and rejection emails to managing talent pools.
“Autopilot” in this case means that Dover will find candidates that meet your job requirements, extract their contact info, send them personalized emails, and schedule interviews for you. It can literally source you candidates while you sleep. Kolysh also calls out Dover’s advanced filtering for finding candidates with the right experience, which even lets you do things like target specific companies, including those that have had layoffs.
Dover got started in 2019 and was part of YC’s Summer 2019 class. It’s since picked up over $22M in funding, and customers like Stripe, ScaleAI, OpenSea, and yours truly (i.e. Product Hunt).
Try it before you buy it: Dover Autopilot marks the startup's first time letting customers try self-serve recruitment. It’s $99/month for your first job opening and at the moment you can get the first two weeks free.
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