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HR tech Number of the Day: recruiting tech

HRExecutive

A new report from Ceridian finds that more than half of U.S. Ceridian’s Future of Work survey, conducted late in the spring of 2,000 global senior leaders, found that 46% of respondents plan to use artificial intelligence for recruiting and talent management, a figure that’s slightly lower (39%) for U.S.-based

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Recruiting, L&D and talent management top areas of AI opportunity and risk

HRExecutive

The result is a report released this month called Is HR Ready for AI? This report includes insights from over 150 HR executives from diverse organizations about their intentions to adopt AI-driven HR technologies, as well as their perceptions of the potential advantages and drawbacks associated with AI implementation. Sign up now.

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Here’s how to double ROI on AI investments

HRExecutive

According to a new report from IBM , companies that can monetize their organizational data will gain nearly double the ROI from their AI capabilities than their peers. This requires strategy, with thoughtful decisions about tasks that can be automated and how talent can be distributed. Global Talent Acquisition Specialist ranks No.

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Why HR and talent teams must put AI and its strategies to work—now

HRExecutive

LinkedIn found that 67% of recruiters and hiring managers say AI saves them time, while 47% report it reduces human bias in the hiring process and 31% believe it delivers better candidate matches. I’m always asked to drive more pipeline,” says Alvin Lam, RingCentral’s vice president of employee success—global talent acquisition. “If

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3 ways tech can help TA functions ‘rebuild, adapt, transform’

HRExecutive

Despite the challenges of the pandemic, a recent iCIMS report found some good news: More than 90% of organizations surveyed are planning to hire for new roles this year. Charles Mah, chief evangelist at iCIMS, said that “2021 will be a year of rebuilding, adapting and transforming”—and it all happens by “embracing technology.”

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Is Resume Screening Software Biased?

Outmatch

Resumes are problematic for many reasons: They’re self-reported descriptions of work experience and education. According to Rob Daugherty, Director of Global Talent Acquisition: With a name like American Airlines, we get a lot of applicants. They include half-truths, exaggerations, and lies of omission.

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Is Resume Screening Software Biased?

Outmatch

Resumes are problematic for many reasons: They’re self-reported descriptions of work experience and education. According to Rob Daugherty, Director of Global Talent Acquisition: With a name like American Airlines, we get a lot of applicants. They include half-truths, exaggerations, and lies of omission.