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Jun 16, 2026 · resolved Jun 18

The data backfill has completed at approximately 5:00am PST/PDT on 6/18/2026. All Visual Insights reports should now be a complete and accurate representation of current data. A root cause analysis (RCA) will be published to this incident within the standard Service Level Agreement (SLA).

Jun 11, 2026 · resolved Jun 12

Posting Locations should now be populating as expected. Please follow up with Lever Support if you see any postings continuing to display an inaccurate location in LinkedIn.

Apr 23, 2026 · resolved Apr 23

This incident has been resolved. Incident Duration: April 21, 2026, 1:40 PM– April 23, 2026 11:00 AM PT Impact Summary: During this window, customers using Microsoft Office365 were unable to retrieve interviewer availability or schedule interviews. Existing data was not lost, but new scheduling actions failed until service was restored. Cause: An internal encryption key rotation was completed for several services, but a related dependency used by the calendar service was not updated. As a result, the calendar service was unable to read newly issued Microsoft access tokens, causing scheduling requests to fail for Office365-connected accounts. Mitigation: The calendar service was updated to use the correct dependency compatible with the new encryption keys. Once deployed, scheduling functionality was fully restored and verified in production. An RCA will be provided within 7-10 business days if applicable.

Apr 21, 2026 · resolved Apr 22

We want to share an update on a recent automation issue, including what happened, how it was resolved, and the steps we’ve taken to prevent it from happening again. **Date/Time:** April 21, 2026, **1:40 PM – 4:39 PM PDT** **Duration:** **2 hours 59 minutes** ### Customer Impact During this window, customers using Microsoft Office365 were unable to retrieve interviewer availability or schedule interviews. Existing data was not lost, but new scheduling actions failed until service was restored. ### Root Cause An internal encryption key rotation was completed for several services, but a related dependency used by the calendar service was not updated. As a result, the calendar service was unable to read newly issued Microsoft access tokens, causing scheduling requests to fail for Office365-connected accounts. ### Resolution The calendar service was updated to use the correct dependency compatible with the new encryption keys. Once deployed, scheduling functionality was fully restored and verified in production. ### Preventative Actions * Expand automated test coverage to explicitly validate scheduling flows for Microsoft Office365 accounts. * Improve internal validation and service dependency checks during encryption key rotations.

Apr 17, 2026 · resolved Apr 17

This incident has been resolved.