Diverse Lynx is AI enabled with JobTalk
Shravani Ventrapragada · 2026-04-10 · Customer Success Story
How Diverse Lynx got 3 candidate submissions in 15 minutes (and what that says about phone screens)
How Diverse Lynx got 3 candidate submissions in 15 minutes (and what that says about phone screens) Anyone who's recruited for a living knows where the time actually goes. It's not sourcing. It's not even the [interviews](https://www.jobtalk.ai/features/video-interview). It's the phone screens. Dozens of them, back-to-back, half of which end with "actually, I'm not interested" or a voicemail that never gets returned. You burn hours to figure out who's worth submitting.
That was the bottleneck for Diverse Lynx. And that's why they tried JobTalk AI.
The problem wasn't effort Diverse Lynx is a WBENC and NMSDC-certified IT staffing and consulting firm based in Princeton, NJ. They've been in the game since 2002, placing talent across IT, healthcare, banking, and life sciences. They know how to fill roles. But knowing how doesn't fix the math. When a strong candidate is off the market in 48 hours, you can't afford to spend a full day screening people by phone. You need to know who's qualified, available, and interested, and you need to know it fast.
They had evaluated other tools. Most promised automation, but came with weeks of setup, rigid call-flow integrations, and no real system for training recruiters on the [platform](). That's not a solution. That's a project.
What JobTalk AI actually does
Here's where it gets specific. JobTalk AI isn't another sourcing tool or resume parser. It deploys conversational AI agents that call, text, and email candidates on your behalf. Real conversations, in over 30 languages, with adaptive follow-up questions that screen for the criteria you set. The agents evaluate skills, communication ability, and availability. Then they score and summarize each candidate so you're not re-reading transcripts.
It plugs into 90+ ATS platforms, so notes for your submissions flow straight into the Applicant Tracking System you're already using—no lagging behind on notes, no exporting CSVs, no copy-pasting between tabs.
Setup is four steps: add your Job ID from your ATS, select the configured flow for the agent's conversation, launch the campaign, and review scored results as they come in. Diverse Lynx had its first campaign running in about 5 minutes. Automated confirmation emails started hitting their inbox almost immediately.
The 15-minute mark
Within 15 minutes of launch, the AI agents had screened hundreds of candidates and transferred qualifying candidates directly to a recruiter via live call transfer, keeping a human in the loop; those who met the evaluation criteria were directly transferred to the recruiter's desk phone. Screened, scored, formatted, and enriched the ATS. Ready for review. A recruiter doing this manually would still be on their second or third phone call.
"JobTalk has really helped streamline our outreach in a big way," says Aneesha, Director of Client Strategy and Solutions of Diverse Lynx. "Our team loves the automation, simplicity, and ongoing support; it's made a noticeable difference in how quickly we can source and engage talent. If you're looking to boost recruiter productivity and strengthen candidate engagement, it's a great tool with plenty of helpful customization options."
What this actually means
I'm not going to oversell it. AI agents don't replace recruiters who understand their clients and know how to close. They don't fix bad job descriptions or clients with impossible timelines. Diverse Lynx still works multiple channels to find the right people that's not going away.
But the initial screening has always been the grind. The part where you're chasing responses across three platforms at 5 pm, hoping someone calls back. Recruiters accepted it because there wasn't a better way to handle the volume.
Their agents run 24/7. Candidates rate the experience 4.8 out of 5, which honestly surprised me more than the speed did. People don't usually enjoy being screened by anyone, human or otherwise.
Fifteen minutes to three submissions. I keep thinking about how many late afternoons I've spent doing that same work, one touchpoint at a time.