☰
In a pre-Series A funding initiative led by a consortium of international angel investors and CapitalT, pre-employment testing software player, TestGorilla, has reportedly secured an amount of USD 1.2 million. This announcement comes amid TestGorilla reports obtaining up to 150 free-trial daily sign-ups from organizations across the globe.
As expressed by the Founder of CapitalT, Eva de Mol, the company believes that TestGorilla has emerged at the perfect time, given the real requirement for increased efficiency initially in the hiring process as more and more applications are also being sent to the enterprises that are new to the process of remote hiring.
Established this summer, TestGorilla is an online skills assessment platform founded by Otto Verhage, the former partner of Bain & Company, and Wouter Durville, the serial entrepreneur. The organization intends to make the hiring process less biased and more efficient by permitting companies to deploy skill assessment programs at the top of the hiring funnel, add sources.
According to Durville, TestGorilla has been created for enabling hiring teams to have a focus on qualified candidates without hiring discrimination and in a more efficient manner. The company has decided to use the funds for making primary investments for the addition of new tests and the development of new features in TestGorilla’s growing library of more than 120 tests, added Durville.
TestGorilla is also known for delivering one-way video interviewing functionality, which has apparently caused an increase in user adoption against the consistency in remote hiring. The company’s focus on the reduction of the impact of bias on hiring process has also been instrumental in adding to the company’s rise, with events in the U.S. have underscoring the opportunity for HR tech space leaders to create a positive impact in the fight for equality.
Reportedly, CapitalT is a seed stage venture capital investing in software technology companies. Emphasizing on the recognition of high-quality founding teams, the fund is focused on B2B SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) solutions, digital health, and education.
Source Credits:
Fitbit, a Google company, is reportedly facing a series of privacy complaints within the European Union. These complaints revolve around allegations that the company is engaging in unlawful exporting of user data, thereby violating the EU's strin...
Social network X, previously known as Twitter, has reportedly unveiled more modifications that involve the retirement of certain legacy API endpoints. The company implemented adjustments to its API pricing in March, resulting in elevated costs for...
Zapata AI, a software enterprise dedicated to addressing intricate computational challenges, has reportedly unveiled a strategic partnership with IonQ, a leading figure in quantum computing hardware and commercial quantum application advancement. The...
The tech giant Meta has reportedly introduced AudioCraft, a framework capable of generating high-quality audio and music based on short text prompts. The AudioCraft framework aims to simplify the use of generative models for audio by providing a c...
GlaxoSmithKline Pharmaceuticals, the Indian arm of GSK plc based in the UK, reportedly recorded an 11% increase in its first-quarter profit, driven by robust demand for its vaccines. According to the company's statement, the consolidated profi...
© 2025 aeresearch.net. All Rights Reserved.
