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Monjin Revolutionizes Talent Acquisition with Vonage Video API
Technology Category
- Platform as a Service (PaaS) - Application Development Platforms
- Sensors - Camera / Video Systems
Applicable Industries
- Cement
Services
- System Integration
The Challenge
Monjin, a company aiming to revolutionize the recruitment process, sought to build a reliable, scalable video platform to facilitate candidate interviews and connect businesses with job-seeking talent. The goal was to create an online platform and a network of industry experts who would evaluate candidates and students on their basic skills, providing employers with access to a wide variety of pre-vetted profiles and recorded interviews. This solution aimed to address two critical problems in the hiring market: the time-consuming challenge of discovering talent, and the logistical costs associated with face-to-face interviews. To make this platform the best it could be, Monjin needed an API platform that could serve as the foundation for the video interactions - globally, at scale, and reliably. Furthermore, the platform needed to be user-friendly, requiring no software or application downloads from users, and comply with all relevant data privacy and information security laws and regulations.
About The Customer
Monjin is a company on a mission to organize the world’s talent by enabling experts and hiring professionals to meet talent virtually and deliver quality assessments. They aim to change the way companies around the world handle recruitment and hiring by leveraging WebRTC technology. Monjin's goal is to create a network of experts from various industries who would be paid to evaluate candidates and students on their basic skills, providing employers with access to a wide variety of pre-vetted profiles and recorded interviews. This innovative approach aims to solve the time-consuming challenge of discovering talent and the logistical costs associated with face-to-face interviews.
The Solution
Monjin chose the Vonage Video API to integrate into their platform. This API provided a simple browser-based interface, eliminating the need for users to download any software or applications. It also complied with all relevant data privacy and information security laws and regulations, meeting specific requirements for talent acquisition. The Vonage Video API enabled Monjin to build an interview and talent assessment platform with customized features and functionality to stand out from the competition. More importantly, it was reliable enough to power millions of minutes of talent interviews globally, providing a solution that could scale up to the global level with ease and integrate directly within the existing application for a customized experience.
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