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[CAN-ON] How do recruiters sort candidates in Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby??

Recruiters and hiring managers: when you open a role with hundreds of applicants, how are candidates typically shown by default in Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, or Ashby?
• First applied?
• Most recent applicants?
• ATS match score/ranking?
• Referrals first?
• Something else?
Also, in practice, does applying early provide a meaningful advantage? Curious about real-world recruiter workflows. Thanks!

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 13 days ago

How do recruiters actually sort candidates in Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby?

I’m curious about the recruiter side of ATS systems like Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby.
When a recruiter opens a job with hundreds of applicants, what is the default view most recruiters see?
• Are candidates shown in the order they applied (oldest first)?
• Most recent applicants first?
• ATS match score/ranking?
• Referrals first?
• Candidates with recruiter activity first?
• Something else?

For anyone who has used these systems as a recruiter or hiring manager:
1. What is the default sorting in each ATS?
2. Can recruiters easily change the sort order?
3. In practice, how do recruiters usually review applicants?
4. Does applying early actually help, or do strong matches get surfaced regardless of application date?

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 13 days ago
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[CAN-ON] How do recruiters actually sort candidates in Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby?

I’m curious about the recruiter side of ATS systems like Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby.
When a recruiter opens a job with hundreds of applicants, what is the default view most recruiters see?
• Are candidates shown in the order they applied (oldest first)?
• Most recent applicants first?
• ATS match score/ranking?
• Referrals first?
• Candidates with recruiter activity first?
• Something else?
For anyone who has used these systems as a recruiter or hiring manager:
1. What is the default sorting in each ATS?
2. Can recruiters easily change the sort order?
3. In practice, how do recruiters usually review applicants?
4. Does applying early actually help, or do strong matches get surfaced regardless of application date?
Would love insights from recruiters who regularly use Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, or Ashby. Thanks!

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 13 days ago

How do recruiters actually sort candidates in Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby?

I’m curious about the recruiter side of ATS systems like Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby.
When a recruiter opens a job with hundreds of applicants, what is the default view most recruiters see?
• Are candidates shown in the order they applied (oldest first)?
• Most recent applicants first?
• ATS match score/ranking?
• Referrals first?
• Candidates with recruiter activity first?
• Something else?
For anyone who has used these systems as a recruiter or hiring manager:
1. What is the default sorting in each ATS?
2. Can recruiters easily change the sort order?
3. In practice, how do recruiters usually review applicants?
4. Does applying early actually help, or do strong matches get surfaced regardless of application date?
Would love insights from recruiters who regularly use Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, or Ashby. Thanks!

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 13 days ago
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How do recruiters actually sort candidates in Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby?

I’m curious about the recruiter side of ATS systems like Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, and Ashby.
When a recruiter opens a job with hundreds of applicants, what is the default view most recruiters see?
• Are candidates shown in the order they applied (oldest first)?
• Most recent applicants first?
• ATS match score/ranking?
• Referrals first?
• Candidates with recruiter activity first?
• Something else?
For anyone who has used these systems as a recruiter or hiring manager:
1. What is the default sorting in each ATS?
2. Can recruiters easily change the sort order?
3. In practice, how do recruiters usually review applicants?
4. Does applying early actually help, or do strong matches get surfaced regardless of application date?
Would love insights from recruiters who regularly use Workday, Greenhouse, Lever, or Ashby. Thanks!

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 13 days ago

Rejected for Frontend Enginerr

I got rejected today after Phone screen for Front end engineer..

I applied via internal transfer ( warehouse worker to Frontend). Is there any cool period?

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 17 days ago

Amazon Phone, Frontend, what to expect?

Hello, I have frontend engineer interview (L5), I cleared OA, now next week, I have phone screen round.. what to expect?

DSA? JS/React? System Design? LP?

Also, any tips? I have 2.5 years experience still L5? (JD has 2+ years experience needed & L5?? Dont it would be L4)??

Any repetitive DSA questions to prepare, How to prepare LP? What kind of frontend question might be asked?

Thanks

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 1 month ago

Amazon Phone Screen, Frontend

Hello, I have frontend engineer interview (L5), I cleared OA, now next week, I have phone screen round.. what to expect?

DSA? JS/React? System Design? LP?

Also, any tips? I have 2.5 years experience still L5? (JD has 2+ years experience needed & L5?? Dont it would be L4)??

Any repetitive DSA questions to prepare, How to prepare LP? What kind of frontend question might be asked?

Thanks

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 1 month ago

Amazon Phone Screen, Frontend, What to expect?

Hello, I have frontend engineer interview (L5), I cleared OA, now next week, I have phone screen round.. what to expect?

DSA? JS/React? System Design? LP?

Also, any tips? I have 2.5 years experience still L5? (JD has 2+ years experience needed & L5?? Dont it would be L4)??

Thanks

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 1 month ago
▲ 2 r/amazonemployees+1 crossposts

Amazon Phone Screen, Frontend Engineer, What to expect,

Hello, I have frontend engineer interview (L5), I cleared OA, now next week, I have phone screen round.. what to expect?

DSA? JS/React? System Design? LP?

Also, any tips? I have 2.5 years experience (JD has 2+ years experience needed & L5?? Dont it would be L4)??

Thanks

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u/Ok_Childhood1395 — 1 month ago