HiringThing, the premier white label recruiting platform, has been named a Bronze Stevie Award Honoree for the most innovative tech company of the year (up to 100 employees) in the 22nd Annual American Business Awards®. This recognition underscores HiringThing’s commitment to engineering excellence and innovation in the HR tech industry.
- Prestigious Award: HiringThing wins Bronze Stevie Award for innovative tech company of the year.
- American Business Awards®: Recognizes excellence in the U.S.A.’s business landscape, with over 3,700 nominations submitted.
- Engineering Excellence: HiringThing stands out with its engineering expertise and open API.
- Developer-Forward Approach: Founded by developers, HiringThing offers a highly integratable solution.
- New Feature: In 2023, HiringThing added onboarding software to its recruiting platform.
- Market Demand: 93% of employers see good onboarding as crucial to employee retention.
- Industry Challenge: Only 12% of employees strongly agree their organization has strong onboarding, with 36% citing a lack of onboarding tech as a major hurdle.
- Value Addition: “By adding employee onboarding, we’re providing even more value to our partners,” says Colette Luke, Product Director at HiringThing.
- Pride and Recognition: “We’re incredibly proud to be recognized for our innovation by an organization as esteemed as The Stevie Awards,” says Joshua Siler, founder and CEO of HiringThing.
- Judging Process: Over 300 professionals worldwide participated in selecting this year’s winners.
- Economic Resilience: “Our 2024 Stevie winners have contributed to the American economy’s successful recovery through their innovation, persistence, and hard work,” said Stevie Awards president Maggie Miller.
HiringThing’s recognition as a Bronze Stevie Award Honoree highlights its innovative contributions to the HR tech industry. With a strong focus on engineering excellence and meeting market demands with new features like onboarding software, HiringThing continues to lead in providing valuable solutions to its partners.
