Over 2,000 Technology Companies Now Recruiting Talent with Hired.com as Company Quadrupled Revenue in 2014
Talent marketplace leader reports significant growth as company continues to aggressively enter new markets, adds Tyler Willis as CMO, and broadens its customer list.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Hired.com, a leading online marketplace that gives people more control over their career decisions, today announced that the company quadrupled its revenue in 2014, has facilitated over $6 billion dollars in job offers to top talent from around the world, and now has more than 2,000 companies engaging with candidates for career opportunities.
Hired gives candidates transparency and control over the process, making it the preferred way for developers and other in-demand talent to explore new opportunities. The company is experiencing extraordinary growth – someone finds a new job on the site every 30 minutes during the workday.
"We launched with 88 developers using Hired to run their job search. Today, we've helped well over ten thousand of the world's most talented workers take control of their career," said Matt Mickiewicz, co-founder and CEO of Hired. "We're growing that number rapidly, and are excited to help people in new cities and markets as we continue to expand."
Additionally, Hired is expanding its management team with the addition of Chief Marketing Officer, Tyler Willis. Tyler is an experienced marketing technology executive who has a reputation for helping early stage startups become world-class businesses. He comes to Hired from Unified, the marketing system of record used by over 600 global advertisers and agencies. Previously, he ran Marketing and Brand Strategy at Involver (acquired by Oracle) and advised BranchOut on growth (acquired by Hearst).
"Hired is creating an incredible amount of value for people, many of whom rave about the experiences they've had on the site," said Willis. "Hired gives people more control over an important part of their lives, and I'm really excited to join the company and help evangelize our mission globally."
Here are some additional key growth milestones:
- Grew candidate signups by over 75% month over month – Every month, more than 10,000 people create a Hired profile to prepare for looking at new job opportunities. Candidates are then reviewed for relevant experience and whether they are actively interested in a new position.
- Increased approved candidates by 70% month over month – Hired only shows employer's candidates that are actively interested in a new role and have demonstrated the skills that the employer is looking for.
- Increased companies using Hired to over 2,000 top tech companies – Since launching the marketplace, thousands of companies have applied to use Hired. We accepted the best companies, and today, more than 2,000 top tech companies use the Hired platform to find talent. This includes some of the tech industry's biggest names, including Facebook, Square, Vimeo, Eventbrite, Whisper, Venmo, Zillow, OpenTable, Postmates, Instacart, GrubHub, Groupon, Evernote, Clearslide, Gilt, and many others.
- Expanded to new cities, now live in 9 markets – Now operating in 9 of the world's biggest technology hubs, Hired has already expanded into two new cities in Q1 2015.
- Closed $15 Million Series B – In December, the company closed a financing round with increased investment by existing investors Crosslink Capital, Sierra Ventures, SoftTech and SherpaVentures, while welcoming Silicon Valley Bank, Comcast Ventures and Lumia Capital.
- Grew the hired team by 3x – Hired now has over 80 employees, having tripled in size over the past year by adding staff in all departments and geographies.
- Named "Most Promising" – Forbes named Hired as one of its 100 Most Promising Companies.
In conjunction with this release, Hired is also sharing some updated compensation data from its marketplace:
- In 2015, starting salaries for software engineers rose by an average of 10% (compared to the same time last year).
- San Francisco continues to be the most expensive market for hiring talent, with candidates in San Francisco commanding a 7% higher salary, on average, than those in New York, and a 10% higher salary than those in Los Angeles.
Data from Hired.com |
DATA SCIENCE |
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING |
UI/UX DESIGN |
INSIDE SALES (BASE SALARY) |
San Francisco |
118,794 |
121,823 |
112,130 |
64,097 |
New York |
116,783 |
111,186 |
102,480 |
63,181 |
Los Angeles |
104,000 |
109,665 |
94,666 |
50,000 |
About Hired
Hired is the first two-sided marketplace created specifically for in-demand people who are overwhelmed with job opportunities. Through a transparent and unbiased recruiting process, we help developers, salespeople, and other in-demand professionals take more control over their job opportunities. On Hired, they get upfront offers from vetted and funded companies, a dedicated talent advocate, and a $2,000 signing bonus. Employers use Hired to get immediate access to a curated pool of responsive, high-quality candidates. For more information visit www.hired.com.
SOURCE Hired.com
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