JazzHR Set an All-Time Record for Job Postings in July 2020
Pete Lamson · PE Just Ate JazzHR, Here are their metrics 1 year ago · Jul 13, 2021 · at 2:12
Pete Lampson, CEO of SMB recruiting platform JazzHR, explains to Nathan Latka how customer hiring patterns adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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“In fact, we have had the most jobs posted, most new jobs posted with by Jazz HR's customers in the history of our company with just the past month in July.”
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