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What is blind recruitment – and does it work?

cipHR

Discover why hiding personal details from candidates’ applications helps to improve the diversity of new hires, and how to introduce it to your organisation using an ATS. Blind recruitment is gaining traction as an effective way to recruit more diverse staff. But how does it work in practice? Is it actually an effective tool?

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60+ Top Global Influencers in HR Tech of 2019

Digital HR Tech

Hayal has extensive experience on topics including (among others) the evolution of the gig & on-demand economies, global talent strategy, workforce flexibility, and diversity. Raphaëlle and Elise are the CEO, COO, and Co-Founders of Kokoroe, an online platform that provides people with training in the competencies of tomorrow.

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60+ Top Global Influencers in HR Tech of 2019

Digital HR Tech

Hayal has extensive experience on topics including (among others) the evolution of the gig & on-demand economies, global talent strategy, workforce flexibility, and diversity. Raphaëlle and Elise are the CEO, COO, and Co-Founders of Kokoroe, an online platform that provides people with training in the competencies of tomorrow.

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“Self-Awareness”, Michael S. Seaver and Parveen Panwar, Mr. Activated

Thrive Global

In 2018, I asked the COO of a consulting firm to track negative emotions (for two weeks) in a “pain” journal. My wife and I moved to Phoenix, AZ in 2003 to escape Michigan’s snow and join a growing economy. I was doing the work of three director-level employees and was responsible for five different system programs.

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“Write in a journal.” With Michael S. Seaver & Parveen Panwar, Mr. Activated

Thrive Global

Pain journal — I encourage you to track how you felt, who was involved, and what happened in high pressure situations. My wife and I moved to Phoenix, AZ in 2003 to escape Michigan’s snow and join a growing economy. I was doing the work of three director-level employees and was responsible for five different system programs.