Calculate how much time you can save
Interviews are ubiquitous in today’s organizational culture. Hours and hours of them every month. But what does the traditional interview mean to your organisation as a whole? Or, perhaps more telling, what does it mean to the country and the economy?
How to calculate it
We've pulled together a way for you to see how much time you save by switching to Willo for your interviews and meetings:
Typical interview:
30 minutes scheduling + 45 minutes duration + 5 minutes multi tasking = 80 minutes
Willo interview:
1 minute to invite someone + 10 minutes to watch + 3 minutes to review = 14 minutes
The science behind this
Our data analysts have pulled together the calculations to help explain the powerful benefits of using Willo. We are using meeting statistics since there is not enough data for traditional interviews.
| Without Willo | Data | Units | Source |
| The average duration of a meeting | 45 | Minutes | Doodle: The State of Meetings Report 2019 |
| Average time to schedule a meeting | 30 | Minutes | AskCody: Meeting management: How much time do you waste? |
| Total time for 1 meeting | 75 | Minutes |
| With Willo | Data | Units | Source |
| The average duration of an interview | 10 | Minutes | Willo Analytics (5 questions at 2 minutes each) |
| Average time to review an interview | 3 | Minutes | Willo Analytics |
| Average time to invite someone | 1 | Minutes | Willo Analytics |
| Total time for 1 interview | 14 | Minutes |
It all equates to saving you 61 minutes per interview, or 81%. That's a lot, what would you do with the extra time?
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