How do healthcare professionals earn money on Goodwork?
Healthcare professionals earn an exclusive bonus when they get hired through Goodwork. This bonus is half of what Goodwork receives from the hiring employer, broken down as 20% for working, an additional 20% if their profile is complete, and 10% for weekly feedback.
What is the 'Ghost Busters' feature and how does it work?
The 'Ghost Busters' feature, coming soon, will mark applications or messages that are not responded to within 3 days as 'ghosted'. This will impact the recruiter's ghost rate, promoting better communication and accountability from employers.
What is the payment model for employers using Goodwork?
Employers pay no fees for onboarding, job posts, leads, or connecting to their ATS. They only pay after the work is done, on a weekly basis. If a hired professional stops working, the employer also stops paying, aligning incentives with actual work performed.
How does Goodwork ensure qualified applicants for employers?
Employers can customize their requirements, ensuring that incomplete or unqualified profiles cannot apply. This means every applicant seen by recruiters meets the specified criteria, saving time and improving hiring efficiency.
What is the purpose of the Goodwork assistant?
The Goodwork assistant, a feature coming soon, will help healthcare professionals by filling out applications and managing their profiles. Users will be able to provide information through brain dumps and document uploads, and the assistant will handle the administrative tasks, requiring only confirmation from the user.