CeBIT 2013 Video: One Minute With Uta Sommer From GoHiring

GoHiring, a German start-up that develops free recruiting tools, was among the companies present at last week’s CeBIT exhibition in Hanover .

TechWeekEurope has asked Uta Sommer from GoHiring to tell about the company’s mission, in just one minute.

“One-minute pitch” is a new format for TechWeekEurope, so leave a comment, and tell us what you think.

Forget the spreadsheets

GoHiring was founded in 2013, to satisfy the demand for simple, well-designed recruitment software. “For sales support, there are beautiful CRM systems, for finance – great controlling and accounting tools … and for recruiting? Applications are stored between e-mail mailboxes, print-outs and Excel spreadsheets,” says the company’s website.

To certain extent, GoHiring crowdsources ideas to improve its free service, and customer feedback is actively encouraged.

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Max Smolaks

Max 'Beast from the East' Smolaks covers open source, public sector, startups and technology of the future at TechWeekEurope. If you find him looking lost on the streets of London, feed him coffee and sugar.

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