Toggl Hire - Hire smarter with 2-click skills tests

Recruitment is broken. Hiring based on resumes is time-consuming, inefficient, and full of bias. Screening candidates with our Smart Tests makes hiring faster and fairer. 20min tests. No learning curve. Set up a test in 2 clicks. 91% candidate satisfaction.

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Happy user here and highly recommend to give them a go if you get a lot of submissions for a position and want to find out the most prospective candidates!
Thanks for the kind words, glad you're enjoying using the product and finding value in it!
Toggl's hiring process (using this product) is one of those where you recommend the company to others even if you never get a job there! I've applied a few times over the years 😅 and recommended it many many more.
Thanks David, happy to hear you had great experience using Toggl Hire as a candidate!
What are the non-technical role tests testing?
Hi Andrew, thanks for your interest. The non-technical tests test a range of skills, from communication, teamwork, personality, sales, leadersip & management, customer support, marketing (google / fb ads, copywriting) to product management. Are you looking for anything specific?
kickass video! who did you hire for that?
The storyboard and visuals were done in-house, and we hired Jevgeni Trombovetski on Upwork to do the animating :)
I love the idea. I am already a big fan of toggl track. reading the comment it seems like thetool is not only focusing on tech profile. Still I am not 100% certain hiring non tech profiles with this tool is appropriate. So I suggest to find a way to showcase more of that aspect in demo/content.
Same as for technical roles, there is a lot of questions you can ask potential candidates from marketing, sales, support etc to test their level of basic knowledge to use Toggl Hire as the initial candidate filter instead of reading hundreds or thousands of CVs. We have used Toggl Hire to screen non-technical candidates ourselves and have many clients doing so as well.
I am using Toggl (now Toggl Track). Why did you change dark theme to pink and purple?