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Jobs Reports

Track job performance and understand whether hiring is progressive as expected.

Palistha Shrestha

Last Update 4 months ago

When to use this

Use this when you need to:
  • Check if jobs are being filled on time
  • Identify jobs that are delayed or stuck
  • Compare hiring performance across departments

Use this to identify which jobs need attention.

    Open Job Reports

    • Go to Reports
    • Stay on the default Jobs tab

      Job status overview

      Shows:
      • Published jobs
      • Closed jobs
      • Draft jobs
      • Archived jobs

      Use this to understand the overall distribution of jobs

        When to look at this

        • When tracking how many jobs are active vs closed
        • When reviewing hiring workload

        What to watch for

        • Too many draft jobs -> jobs not ready or delayed
        • Too many closed jobs with low hiring completion rate -> jobs are being closed without successful hires

        Newly added candidates

        Shows:
        • Candidates recently added or applied

        Use this to track incoming candidate flow

          When to look at this

          • When checking if jobs are attracting candidates

          What to watch for

          • Low new candidates -> poor job visibility or sourcing issue

          What to do next:

          • Review job visibility
          • Check sourcing channels
          • Update job description if needed

          Candidates by department

          Shows:
          • Number of candidates grouped by department

          Use this to compare candidate volume across departments

            When to look at this

            • When planning hiring efforts by department

            What to watch for

            • Departments with many open roles but low candidate volume

            What to do next:

            • Increase sourcing efforts for that department
            • Review job requirements or expectations

            Top candidates by job

            Shows:
            • Top 10 ranked candidates for a selected job

            Use this to quickly identify strong candidates

              When to look at this

              • When shortlisting candidates

              What to watch for

              • Low-quality top candidates -> weak applicant pool

              What to do next

              • Prioritize outreach to top candidates
              • Move strong candidates faster in pipeline

              Average score by stage (for job)

              Shows:
              • Average candidate scores at each hiring stage

              Use this to evaluate screening quality

                When to look at this

                • When candidates are not progressing

                What to watch for

                • Large score drops between stages -> inconsistent evaluation

                What to do next:

                • Review evaluation criteria
                • Align interviewers on scoring standards

                Hiring completion rate

                Shows:
                • Percentage of job openings successfully filled

                Use this to measure hiring success

                  When to look at this

                  • When evaluating job performance

                    What to watch for

                    Low completion rate -> hiring inefficiency or role difficulty

                    What to do next:

                    • Review hiring stages for delays
                    • Check candidate quality
                    • Reassess job requirements or expectations

                    Jobs by department

                    Shows:
                    • Number of job openings per department

                    Use this to understand hiring distribution

                      When to look at this

                      When reviewing hiring distribution across departments

                      Open vs closed jobs by department

                      Shows:
                      • Comparison of open and closed jobs

                      Use this to identify hiring delays across departments

                        What to watch for

                        Many open but few closed -> hiring delays

                        What to do next:

                        • Identify bottlenecks in hiring stages
                        • Allocate more resources to delayed departments

                        Date range

                        Use this to control the time period of data
                        • Last 7 days -> recent activity
                        • Last 30 days -> overall trend
                        • Custom range -> detailed analysis

                        Always check date range before making conclusions

                          Export reports

                          Use this when you need to share or analyze data outside the system.
                          • Export CSV, PDF, or XLSX
                          • Select specific report or export all

                          Export only relevant data

                             

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