Aug 28, 2019 13:20:00

Google recruitment service 'Google Hire' will end on September 1, 2020

It became clear that the job management tool 'Google Hire' that Google started providing services in July 2017 will be terminated on September 1, 2020. Along with this, Google has announced the schedule and support system until the end of the service.

Sunsetting Hire by Google-Hire Help

https://support.google.com/hire/answer/9460306

Google shuts down Hire, the product it acquired with Diane Greene
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/08/27/google-shuts-down-hire-the-product-it-acquired-with-diane-greene.html

Google will shut down Google Hire in 2020 | TechCrunch
https://techcrunch.com/2019/08/27/google-will-kill-off-google-hire-in-2020/

Google Hire is a tool that can smoothly manage applicants and adjust the interview schedule by linking with various services such as Gmail and Google Calendar and the business service G Suite. You can understand the details of the function and how to use it by reading the following article.

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Google announced in a mail sent to Google Hire users on August 28, 2019 that it made a difficult decision to abolish Google Hire on September 1, 2020. Google Hire itself seems to have been successful, but cited the reason for abolition that it decided that “human resources should be concentrated on other Google Cloud services”.

If you are currently using Google Hire, you can use the service until the earlier of 'Maturity of use contract' or 'September 1, 2020', whichever comes first. There will be no additional charges. In addition, there is no charge for penalties even if the usage contract is terminated before the service ends, and the termination of Google Hire service does not affect the contract contents and fees of other services such as G Suite.

If you want to save data that you have been using Google Hire so far or move to another service, please use the export function in JSON format available as standard, or contact the support team.

The history of Google Hire stems from Google's acquisition of Bebop, a startup for development platforms for businesses. Diane Green, the founder and CEO of Bebop, joined the board of Alphabet, Google ’s parent company, at the same time that Bebop was acquired by Google in November 2015.

Mr. Green then headed Google's enterprise cloud business, including Google Hire, for approximately three years, but resigned in November 2018. Mr. Green is succeeded by Thomas Clearen, a former Oracle executive.

Greg Kunparak, a writer of the technical media TechCrunch , commented, “A new grave mark has been added to Google Cemetery , which is recognizing the discontinued Google service.”

On Twitter, the business leaders who used Google Hire favored the end of the service.