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Recruiter magazine: Emotional AI

Strategic HCM

I'm quoted in this article in Recruiter magazine on Emotional AI. Do you think there are enough tools around now (such as Watson etc) for recruiters to understand and trust AI in the recruitment process? If they find themselves on the receiving end of being sold tools with AI, what sort of questions should recruiters ask a supplier?

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The best employee blogs and resources to learn from 

Workify

When it comes to HR tools and technology, there’s competition in the industry just like any other, but HR and engagement is also a connected space. HR Magazine. HR Magazine is UK based, and it’s one of the leading outlets for HR professionals and business leaders around the globe. Workify blog.

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2019 HR Leaders of the Year

HR Digest

“I would say [HR is] moving from processing paper to making sure individuals feel valued in the organization,” said an employment attorney to SHRM magazine. Here is a list of HR leaders who are bringing in diversity, engagement, and innovation to their jobs. Felicia Mayo, Vice President of HR and Diversity & Inclusion at Tesla.

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Talent Management in the Creative Economy

Eightfold

Creative industry in mutual synergy with a knowledge-based economy creates conditions for a strong and sustainable creative economy,” write researchers Dagmar Vesela and Katarina Klimova in a 2014 paper published in The Procedia – Social and Behavioral Sciences. workers overall,” notes Andrea Durkin in Global Trade Magazine.

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Out of office: 8 pros and cons of being a fully remote company

Insperity

If your product or service is knowledge-based, consider: What do you use your office for? With each passing year, remote collaboration, video conferencing and artificial intelligence tools become more sophisticated, mimicking and sometimes improving upon in-person interactions. How often are you there? Who are you there with?

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Annalisa Nash Fernandez: “Walk the talk”

Thrive Global

We need to ensure there are diverse voices in our decision-making because without them, the processes are biased, whether we see that or not. And that bias is not just about color or surface-level diversity?—?it’s Combine that with the traditional “groupthink,” and the benefits of a diverse group can easily disappear.

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How to develop business acumen in your employees

Insperity

Diverse perspectives help produce more creative and comprehensive solutions to problems. For prospective hires, try to gauge their understanding of this knowledge base during the interview process. The final step is to offer your teams the tools to educate themselves. Empower employees to further their education.