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Niyog is an AI-powered employment platform that connects employers with top talent and empowers job seekers to land their dream roles. Create job descriptions and screening questions in a few seconds with the help of Niyog's AI feature. After the job post, Niyog automatically shortlists the top 1% of candidates and sends them for AI-based interview and assessment. From seamless hiring solutions to personalised job matching, Niyog simplifies the journey for everyone
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Niyog makes hiring easy with their jobs platform and AI driven CV analysis. The platform provides an easy overview for recruiters, and you can analyze candidates suitability all in one place. Recommend using Niyog to make the hiring process easier, especially in Bangladesh where finding the right candidates is a challenge.
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