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Hiring managers often find their e-mail accounts buried in resumes.  Sorting through these documents to find suitable candidates for new positions can be a messy, disorganized process.  This is especially true when trying to juggle other responsibilities.  Cool person in technology Ben Curtis created Catch the Best specifically to solve this exact dilemma.  Catch the Best is a web-based tool that HR professionals can use to keep track of job applications and help hiring managers gather feedback from co-workers on how well specific resumes fit open positions.  Curtis built Catch the Best as a web application so that he could make it easily accessible to a large HR team all at once.  By using a cloud-based system on the web rather than developing a piece of local software for hiring manager’s computers, Curtis was able to streamline the process of sharing resumes with others in a company easy and automatic.  Those who are unfamiliar with cloud-based technologies or who have issues with Internet-based applications should find a cloud computer support service to help them. 

Curtis’s web application gives users an e-mail address where they can have potential hires send their resume.  Once in Catch the Best’s database and away from a user’s e-mail inbox, resumes are easier to organize.  Users can automatically share resumes with different departments at their company to get advice on specific resumes or solicit comments from other professionals.  Catch the Best also keeps specific track of where resumes and e-mails originate.  This means that hiring managers can keep track of what job boards and websites get them the best candidates and which ones are a waste of time and money for the company.  Users who try Catch the Best but have trouble navigating its feature set will want to call a tech support representative to get help.

Curtis started working on Catch the Best in 2007 after spending time managing a small software development team.  His job responsibilities included hiring designers and developers.  On Catch the Best’s website, Curtis explains that he found it difficult to keep up with the hiring process and found it impeded his productivity in the workplace.  As is the case with many other cool products, Curtis created Catch the Best out of an immediate need for himself.

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