# datapeople.io > AI-optimized mirror of datapeople.io containing 50 pages totalling 32,480 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://datapeople.io/. Last updated: 2026-05-12T00:42:13.232Z. Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG). ## Homepage - [Datapeople has been acquired by Payscale](/site-root.html): Take control of your job content with AI for TA. Centralize your job descriptions. Standardize your voice. Publish job ads that perform. (495 words) ## Articles & Blog Posts - [blog/what-are-diversity-equity-inclusion-belonging-deib/index.html](/blog/what-are-diversity-equity-inclusion-belonging-deib/index.html) (1 words) - [blog/remote-jobs-data-in-the-distributed-hiring-era/index.html](/blog/remote-jobs-data-in-the-distributed-hiring-era/index.html) (1 words) - [blog/recruiting-trends-post-pandemic-tech-industry/index.html](/blog/recruiting-trends-post-pandemic-tech-industry/index.html) (1 words) - [9 Tips for Recruiting Remote and Non-Remote Jobs](/blog/tips-for-recruiting-remote-and-non-remote-jobs/index.html): Real-world data, analysis, and tips for recruiting teams hiring remote and non-remote jobs (including hybrid jobs). (2,341 words) - [Datapeople’s Next Chapter: Comprehensive Recruiting Analytics to Make Hiring More Efficient and Fair](/blog/datapeoples-next-chapter/index.html): Datapeople has raised $8 million from Uncork Capital, First Round Capital, and NextView Ventures to make recruiting more efficient and fair. (1,211 words) - [6 Reasons Why Post-and-Pray Recruiting Doesn’t Work](/blog/6-reasons-why-post-and-pray-recruiting-doesnt-work/index.html): Post-and-pray recruiting doesn’t work because it overlooks the details. Try flipping that around: It’s all in the details. (1,172 words) - [blog/inclusion-is-more-than-gendered-language/index.html](/blog/inclusion-is-more-than-gendered-language/index.html) (1 words) - [2 Red Flags for Recruiters Using the Rooney Rule](/blog/2-red-flags-for-the-rooney-rule/index.html): While the Rooney Rule is well-intentioned, a single minority candidate isn’t enough and manufacturing diversity is problematic. (1,209 words) - [2 Myths About Candidate Sourcing and DEI](/blog/2-myths-about-candidate-sourcing-and-dei/index.html): Candidate sourcing can help hiring teams create talent funnels, but is it an equitable approach to DEI and inbound recruiting? (2,031 words) - [Bias Guidance for Inclusive Job Descriptions](/blog/bias-guidance-for-inclusive-job-descriptions/index.html): Datapeople’s job description editor offers bias guidance on seven biases that can deter qualified candidates from applying. (1,057 words) - [Avoid Job Title Inflation in a Tight Labor Market](/blog/avoid-job-title-inflation-in-a-tight-labor-market/index.html): It’s tempting in a tight labor market to try to make job more appealing. But job title inflation does more harm than good. Here's why. (907 words) - [The Employment Gender Gap Widens With Seniority for Women in Tech](/blog/the-employment-gender-gap-widens-with-seniority-for-women-in-tech.html): Our data shows that the employment gender gap gets wider with seniority for women in tech, as female representation falls. (725 words) - [An Inclusive Language Guide Isn’t the Answer](/blog/an-inclusive-language-guide-isnt-the-answer/index.html): An inclusive language guide oversimplifies language and job posts, which can lead to incorrect assumptions on the part of hiring teams. (766 words) - [Job Responsibilities Versus Job Requirements](/blog/job-responsibilities-versus-job-requirements/index.html): What’s the difference between job responsibilities and job requirements? It’s important to know the answer to that question. (821 words) - [Focus on Inclusive Hiring First, Then Speed](/blog/focus-on-inclusive-hiring-first-then-speed/index.html): Inclusive hiring may slow the overall hiring process (that's actually debatable), but speed can sideline inclusive hiring altogether. (956 words) - [A Job Post Title Cautionary Tale](/blog/a-job-post-title-cautionary-tale/index.html): A job post title is more technical than it first seems. No matter what internal title you use, use a technical external title for job posts. (972 words) - [Standardize Job Listings with Job Post Templates](/blog/standardize-job-listings-with-job-post-templates/index.html): Datapeople’s job post templates ensure consistency, help hiring team members write job posts, and put up important guardrails. (749 words) - [blog/author/christine-knapp/index.html](/blog/author/christine-knapp/index.html) (1 words) - [Use Blind Employee Referrals for Inclusive Hiring](/blog/use-blind-employee-referrals-for-inclusive-hiring/index.html): Blind employee referrals where interviewers don’t know a candidate was referred by an employee can increase fairness. (824 words) - [Removing Unconscious Bias from Job Posts](/blog/removing-unconscious-bias-from-job-posts/index.html): Unconscious bias can inadvertently seep into job posts. Datapeople helps hiring teams remove it so they can attract diverse candidate pools. (882 words) - [Escape the Job Description Language Echo Chamber](/blog/escape-the-job-description-language-echo-chamber/index.html): Hiring teams often mimic other hiring teams’ job description language. The problem is that it creates a job post echo chamber. (685 words) - [Applicants and Candidates Aren’t the Same Thing](/blog/applicants-and-candidates-arent-the-same-thing/index.html): Applicants and candidates aren’t actually the same thing, although the recruiting industry has used them interchangeably in the past. (680 words) - [blog/author/brettdatapeople-io/index.html](/blog/author/brettdatapeople-io/index.html) (1 words) - [Rooney Rule Tips for Hiring Teams](/blog/rooney-rule-tips-for-hiring-teams/index.html): Rooney Rule tips and tricks for hiring teams looking to add the Rooney Rule or another diversity hack to their D&I efforts. (1,203 words) - [Is ‘Years of Experience’ in a Job Post Ageism?](/blog/is-years-of-experience-in-a-job-post-ageism/index.html): Is including years of experience in a job post ageism? It depends on how hiring teams are using it, but it’s not ageism in most cases. (671 words) - [How To Write a Job Description that Attracts a Diverse and Qualified Candidate Pool](/blog/job-description-basics/index.html): Want your job description to attract more qualified and diverse talent pools? Follow these 11 tips to write an impactful job description. (919 words) - [Organic Sourcing for a Fair Hiring Process](/blog/organic-sourcing-for-a-fair-hiring-process/index.html): Organic sourcing runs counter to many recent trends and long-practiced techniques in the talent acquisition industry. But its time has come. (722 words) - [Job Descriptions: Inclusive Content, Not Just Language](/blog/inclusive-content-not-just-language/index.html): Inclusive language in job descriptions is important, but inclusive content is even more important. Here's why you need inclusive content. (692 words) - [Datapeople Blog](/blog/index.html): Datapeople's blog shares inspiring stories, powerful tips and tricks to help you hire more efficiently and effectively (132 words) - [The (Other) Role a Job Post Plays in Recruiting](/blog/the-other-role-a-job-post-plays-in-recruiting/index.html): The main role of a job post is to introduce your job to applicants. But the other role of a job post is to introduce your organization. (827 words) - [blog/author/matts/index.html](/blog/author/matts/index.html) (1 words) - [What Are Recruiting Diversity Hacks?](/blog/what-are-recruiting-diversity-hacks/index.html): Recruiting diversity hacks are well-intentioned attempts to artificially manufacture diversity in hiring teams' candidate pools. (668 words) - [Leave Communication Skills Off Job Requirements](/blog/remove-soft-skills-from-job-descriptions/index.html): Leave vague, subjective communication skills off your job requirements lists. Use the interviews to assess communication skills instead. (635 words) - [blog/author/amit-b/index.html](/blog/author/amit-b/index.html) (1 words) - [What Exactly Are Organic Candidates?](/blog/what-exactly-are-organic-candidates/index.html): Sourcing organic candidates on job boards is more equitable than through referrals, social media, or third-party recruiters. (526 words) - [blog/author/brett-van-buskirk/index.html](/blog/author/brett-van-buskirk/index.html) (1 words) - [blog/author/dang/index.html](/blog/author/dang/index.html) (1 words) - [How Candidate Job Satisfaction Depends on Your Job Post](/blog/how-candidate-job-satisfaction-depends-on-your-job-post.html): Measuring candidate job satisfaction enables hiring teams to gauge how well they’re setting expectations in their job posts. (429 words) - [Are Job Descriptions Marketing Documents?](/blog/are-job-descriptions-marketing-documents/index.html): Are job descriptions marketing documents? In fact, they are. They are marketing documents directed specifically towards job seekers. (527 words) - [We’re Home: TapRecruit Is Now Datapeople](/blog/were-home-taprecruit-is-now-datapeople/index.html): After years of being mistaken for a recruiting agency, we decided it was time for a new name. TapRecruit is now Datapeople! (591 words) - [Tokenism Has No Place in Interviews, Recruiting](/blog/tokenism-has-no-place-in-interviews-recruiting/index.html): Tokenism in recruiting and interviewing is a bad-faith effort to artificially increase the diversity of candidate pools and workforces. (405 words) - [What Is Source Channel Cost in Recruiting?](/blog/what-is-source-channel-cost-in-recruiting/index.html): Source channel cost is a recruiting metric that helps you determine how well your candidate sourcing channels are performing. (417 words) - [What Is the Proportion of Organic Candidates Metric?](/blog/what-is-the-proportion-of-organic-candidates-metric.html): The proportion of organic candidates metric is an indicator of fairness and equity in your hiring process. (385 words) - [What Is the Days Live Recruiting Metric?](/blog/what-is-the-days-live-recruiting-metric/index.html): Days live is a metric that hiring teams can use to judge how well their job posts are attracting qualified candidate pools. (416 words) - [5 Steps to Creating Inclusive Job Descriptions](/blog/5-steps-to-creating-inclusive-job-descriptions/index.html): Inclusive job descriptions employ inclusive job description language, diversity statements, benefits and perks, and widespread publication. (1,707 words) - [Company Diversity Statement and Accommodation Statement](/blog/company-diversity-statement-and-accommodation-statement.html): A company diversity statement is your pledge to diversity, an accommodation statement your promise to workers with physical limitations. (619 words) - [What Is the Time of Hiring Processes Recruiting Metric?](/blog/what-is-the-time-of-hiring-processes-recruiting-metric.html): Time in hiring processes is the time spent by candidates in each of the steps in your organization’s hiring process. (453 words) - [Why Cost Per Hire Is a Unicorn Metric](/blog/why-cost-per-hire-is-a-unicorn-metric/index.html): Cost per hire depends on a seemingly infinite number of variables that may be difficult to track. That’s why it’s a bit of a unicorn metric. (438 words) - [What Candidate Experience Says About Your Hiring Process](/blog/what-candidate-experience-says-about-your-hiring-process.html): Candidate experience is something hiring teams can measure with both quantitative and qualitative recruiting metrics. (605 words) ## Resources - [Full Page Index](/index.html): Browse all cached pages with rich metadata - [About This Cache](/content/about.html): Methodology, technical details, and usage guidelines - [XML Sitemap](/content/sitemap.xml): Machine-readable sitemap for crawler discovery - [Robots.txt](/content/robots.txt): Crawler directives