Hiring Software for General Contractors Who Can't Leave a Jobsite Uncovered

Schedules rarely slip because of the bid. They slip when the superintendent seat stays empty.

Discovered is hiring software that adapts to each industry. For general contractors, it fills project leadership and self-perform roles with people who stay.

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Winning the Work Is the Easy Part

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Discovered hiring dashboard showing open general contractor roles and hiring metrics
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92%

of construction firms report difficulty hiring for open positions.

Source: AGC and NCCER, 2025 Workforce Survey (September 2025)

The same survey found 45% say shortages delayed projects and 48% struggle with new hires who don't show up or quit early.

Where Hiring Breaks for General Contractors

The Hiring Problem

The Operational Impact

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An Open Superintendent Seat Holds Up the Next Project

Strong supers rarely look, and the search squeezes in between site walks.

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Self-Perform Crews That Turn Over in Weeks

Carpenters and laborers leave after a few days, and the search restarts.

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Every Project Manager Hires a Different Way

One PM posts online, another calls old crew, a third waits for HR.

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Site Safety Depends on Who You Put There

You answer for your site. One careless hire can mean an incident report.

You can't control the labor market, but you can control how fast you respond.

How Discovered Adapts to General Contractor Hiring

How Discovered Adapts to General Contractor Hiring

Your office, PMs, and superintendents share one process, from posting to signed offer.

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Build a Bench of Project Leaders Before You Need Them

Start with names, not a blank posting. Post leadership roles to multiple job boards and search past applicants who match.

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Interview Leaders With the Same Yardstick

Every interviewer uses the same guides and scorecards, and assessments show leadership potential and how candidates handle pressure.

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Fill Crew Spots Fast, With People Who Stay

Screening questions confirm trade, tools, and transportation, then automated texts, calls, scheduling, and references handle the follow-up.

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Give the Office and the Field One Pipeline

PMs and supers stop stepping on each other, with every opening and candidate in one applicant tracking system.

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Hire People Who Show Up, Stay, and Work Safely

Early quits rarely show up in an interview. A good talker can still walk off after week one.
Good hiring software for general contractors measures the traits behind reliability and safe work before the offer.

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General Contractor Roles We Help You Fill

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Project Leadership

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    Superintendents

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    Assistant superintendents

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    Project engineers

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    Project managers

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    Estimators

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Self-Perform Crew

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    Foremen

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    Carpenters

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    Laborers

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    Equipment operators

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Site and Office Support

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    Safety managers

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    Project coordinators

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    Project assistants

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    Yard and warehouse staff

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Executive and Operations

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    VPs of construction and operations

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    Operations managers

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    Branch and regional managers

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    Controllers

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    Construction accountants

Interview Questions for General Contractor Roles

Prepare every interview with role-specific questions:

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Superintendent interview questions

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Project manager interview questions

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Estimator interview questions

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Carpenter interview questions

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Construction laborer interview questions

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Executive interview questions

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Operations manager interview questions

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Branch manager interview questions

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Controller interview questions

How Do You Staff a Superintendent Before the Next Groundbreaking?

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    Open the role from a template

    Publish to job boards and your career page.

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    Check your bench first

    Search past applicants and referrals who match.

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    Screen for site experience

    Confirm project types, crew size, and certifications.

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    Compare finalists side by side

    One guide and scorecard for every interview.

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    Make the offer with confidence

    Assessments and references already in the profile.

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One Hiring System for Every Project

  • Staff Projects Sooner

    Start each search with a bench, not a blank posting.

  • Hire Leaders Consistently

    Compare supers and PMs on the same scorecard.

  • Keep Crews Longer

    Screen for reliability before the first day.

  • See Every Jobsite

    One view of hiring across offices and projects.

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General Contractors Hiring
Before and After Discovered

Finding leaders Calls once a project is awarded. A searchable bench of past applicants.
Crew follow-up A voicemail days later. Text, call, and self-scheduling right away.
Interviews Each PM asks their own questions. Shared guides and scorecards.
Visibility Candidates in inboxes and notebooks. One pipeline for office and field.
Retention Early quits found on the jobsite. Reliability measured before the offer.

Hiring Across Every Active Jobsite

Hiring software for general contractors keeps every office and project team on one process.

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    Keep ownership clear, so each PM or super knows when to act.

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    Reuse templates so every role starts from the same baseline.

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    Track candidate activity across jobs, sources, and stages.

Hiring Software for General Contractors FAQ

What is hiring software for general contractors?

Hiring software for general contractors manages posting, screening, follow-up, and interviews in one place. Discovered adapts to each industry, and for general contractors it is set up around project leadership and self-perform crews.

How do general contractors hire superintendents?
How do you reduce construction crew turnover?
What should a general contractor look for in hiring software?
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Keep Every Seat on Your Next Project Filled

Tell us how you staff projects today. On the call, you get:

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A Review of Your Leadership Pipeline

How ready you are for the next superintendent opening.

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A Look at Where Crew Hires Drop Off

Where applicants go quiet or new hires leave.

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A Process That Fits Your Projects

Hiring steps for each office, site, and role.

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Clear Next Steps

What to change before your next project mobilizes.

No obligation, just a better way to hire