Defining Verification SLIs and SLOs: Ensuring Integrity in Hiring
Establish key metrics to reduce fraud and improve candidate experience.
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Your AI model just hallucinated in production, costing $50K in customer refunds. This isn’t just a tech issue; it’s a credibility crisis. As engineering leaders, the stakes are high when it comes to hiring integrity. A single lapse in verification can lead to fraud, wasted resources, and even reputational damage. In a
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author":{"name":"Matt Charlton","title":"Senior Platform Engineer","bio":"With over a decade of experience in engineering and operations, Matt specializes in building robust verification systems that enhance hiring integrity.","url":"https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-charlton/"},"primaryCTA":{"label":"Schedule a consult
Key takeaways
- Establish clear SLIs and SLOs for verification processes to predict drop-off and fraud risks.
- Utilize telemetry data to make informed staffing and policy adjustments.
- Monitor leading indicators to enhance the candidate experience and reduce fraud attempts.
Implementation checklist
- Define SLIs such as completion rate, latency, and fraud catch rate.
- Set up monitoring tools to track these metrics in real-time.
- Regularly review data to adjust reviewer staffing and policies.
Questions we hear from teams
- What are verification SLIs and SLOs?
- SLIs (Service Level Indicators) are metrics that provide insight into the performance of your verification processes, while SLOs (Service Level Objectives) are the targets you aim to achieve for those metrics.
- Why are these metrics vital?
- They help predict candidate drop-off and potential fraud attempts, enabling timely adjustments to your hiring processes.
- How can I implement these metrics effectively?
- Start by defining your SLIs, set up monitoring tools, and regularly review your data to make necessary staffing and policy changes.
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