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How the Growth Journey Is Displayed on Candidate Profiles

How Recruiterflow calculates and displays the Growth Journey on candidate profiles, including how multiple roles and multiple stints at the same company are handled.

Written by Amogh Balikai

What the Growth Journey shows

On a candidate's profile, the Growth Journey is a summary of how the companies they worked at evolved while they were there; specifically, how the company's funding stage changed during their tenure. It tells you at a glance whether a candidate has been part of an early-stage company scaling up, or joined an already mature organization.

Example: Series A to Series C · $55M raised · 3 years

How it's calculated

Recruiterflow looks at the funding events that occurred while the candidate was employed at the company and determines:

  • The earliest stage during their tenure

  • The latest stage during their tenure

  • The total capital raised during their tenure

  • The duration of their time at that company

The Growth Journey is then displayed as: [From Stage] to [To Stage] within [X] months/years and raised $[Amount]

Continuous roles at the same company are grouped

If a candidate was promoted or changed roles internally without leaving the company, Recruiterflow treats those as one continuous tenure. The Growth Journey spans the entire period across all roles.

Example:

Funding stage at the time

Title

Series C

Senior PM

Series D

Director of Product

Series E

Director of Product

Growth Journey: Series C to Series E (one entry, not three)

Multiple stints at the same company show separate entries

If a candidate left a company and later rejoined, each period of employment generates its own Growth Journey entry. The most recent one appears first.

Example - Acem Corp:

  • Jan 2018–Jan 2020: APM → PM at Acem Corp (Pre-Seed → Series B, $15.5M raised)

  • Feb 2022–Dec 2023: VP at Acem Corp (Series D → Series E, $300M raised)

Two Growth Journey entries appear for Acem Corp. Most recent (VP stint) at the top.

Where Growth Journey appears

  • Current company card on a candidate profile — shows the full journey from first funding event during tenure to last

  • Past company cards on a candidate profile — shows the journey limited to the period of employment

  • Company Growth Stages During Tenure filter in AIRA search — uses the same logic to match candidates to your search criteria

Things to know

  • If the company raised no funding while the candidate was there, no Growth Journey is shown

  • If the company's stage didn't change during the candidate's tenure (e.g., they were only there for one funding stage), a single stage is shown rather than a range

  • The Growth Journey on a past company card shows only the candidate's tenure period, not the company's full history

  • The total funding raised shown is the sum of all rounds during tenure, not the company's cumulative total to date

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