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During times of crisis, Hestia is a charity that supports both adults and children, working with people from all walks of life, of all ages and in all kinds of challenging environments.

Having a system that improved manual processes and transformed candidate experiences was important to them. Using custom workflows, offers, onboarding functionality, talent pools, and a new easy-to-manage immersive careers, they are on their way to continued success, while offering the best candidate and user experience.

It was a pleasure working on this, so we'd like to personally thank Jane-Marie Corrie-Walker, Megan Darroch, and Rachel Meakins.

Take a look at Hestia's new website; https://lnkd.in/eY6r3KqV

We're excited for a full-filled day of networking and sunshine!

Join in on the fun and grab your tickets here; https://lnkd.in/ebvUM4nd

It is with great pleasure that we welcome Mia Brass to the Knowledge team. Her areas of expertise include customer service, e-commerce, and telecommunications.

She loves experimenting with her hair colour, she has a great love for cats, and her dream holiday would be to go to Japan.

Welcome to the team Mia. We know you will love it as much as we do!

Kindred Group wanted to update their current website, show off their vibrant colourful brand, their culture, their people, and provide detailed information about their tech role offerings.

An immersive new events page, a detailed recruiting process, and a true insight into their people and values can be found on their new website.

We absolutely love working with the Kindred Group team. Our special thanks go out to Antony Moulds and Przemek Heluszka, it has been our pleasure working with you!

Check out their new site here; https://lnkd.in/eUt82pXb

This is our first time working with Fosway Group and it is a great opportunity for our growing business to be recognised in the TA tech space!

We will keep our unique name; however, we will be coming with a new fresh look that represents our growing business. ‌

Stay tuned, more will be revealed over the coming weeks...

Mind provides advice and support to empower anyone experiencing a mental health problem. Through their campaigns, they raise awareness, promote understanding, and improve services. Mind National is our second customer in the Mind family, and we support their head office roles in London and Wales.

Mind were looking for a solution to replace their manual processes, save time, and simplify the end user and candidate journeys. This project involved building both a new external and internal careers site, a complex reporting system, talent pools, job advert analysis, and a streamlined offer management system. In addition, it included many other process efficiencies along the way.

We are looking forward to seeing the results in the months to come!

We would like to give a big shout-out to; Zara Carnegie, Dhanya Ravindranath and James Glover. It was a pleasure working on this project with you.

It was great spending some time talking to our clients, Duncan Crooks from Price Bailey, Fay Stanton and Gemma Boyle from Save the Children UK, and Raman Deol and Ashley Clark from Menzies Aviation, also bumping into Julie Johnson from Envision Pharma Group.

We hope you all enjoyed the day as much as we did and gathered lots of insight as well as goodies!

In the meantime, they are trying to ensure that nobody has to struggle with MS alone, regardless of the severity. Their approach is driven by the needs of people with MS, because together, we are stronger.

We would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to Liz. She is a Senior Project Manager here at eArcu. In addition to Liz holding a great deal of transparency, she is also willing to share her knowledge and educate others.

Here's how she feels about her MS... “This year the MS Awareness week is focussing on just how different our experiences of MS can be with #MSMakesme - it can be such a different story from patient to patient, I've never wanted to be defined by the condition itself so the hashtag isn't sitting comfortably with me but here goes... #MSMakesMe angry but teaches me patience, makes me tired but helps me appreciate my energy and makes me rally against the condition, but love the community I find myself in.”