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Left of the Application. Harver Just Made Its Move, Acquires Symphony Talent.
Harver, the IO psychology-rooted candidate assessment platform backed by Rubicon Technology Partners, is acquiring recruitment marketing specialist Symphony Talent, according to WorkTech. The deal, whose financial terms have not been disclosed, signals a strategic push to control the talent acquisition funnel well before a candidate ever submits an application.

Harver Acquires Symphony Talent, Creating a Global Talent Intelligence Solution for the AI Era
Harver has acquired Symphony Talent, combining predictive assessment and reference-checking with recruitment marketing, employer branding, and candidate CRM into a single platform the company is positioning as a global, end-to-end talent intelligence solution for the AI era. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Harver Acquires Symphony Talent
Harver, the predictive hiring and assessment platform backed by Rubicon Technology Partners, has acquired Symphony Talent, a recruitment marketing and employer branding vendor. The combination reportedly brings assessment, CRM, and candidate relationship tools under a single talent intelligence platform, according to HR Tech Feed.
Venture CapitalAmsterdam based Carv raises $10M to offload admin from recruiters and realize recruiter-AI synergy
Carv, a recruitment AI company based in Amsterdam, has secured $10 million in seed funding from investors including Global Founders Capital and prominent angel investors. The funding aims to accelerate Carv's growth and enhance its platform
Venture CapitalHarver Acquires pymetrics, Further Enhancing Talent Decision Capabilities Across the Employee Lifecycle
Acquisition will capitalize on best-in-class I/O psychology and cognitive science approaches to enable efficient, unbiased, and high-quality talent decisions across the entire employee lifecycle Boston, MA — August 11, 2022 — Harver , the
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