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Cloud reshaped HR from a paper-pushing function to a data-driven powerhouse critical to business success.

HR Brew

In the early 2000s, HR had predominantly relied on paper-based processes , outdated legacy systems, and manual data entry. He noted that at the turn of the millennium, career lifecycle expectations remained the same as much of the previous century: Employees stayed with the same company for most, if not all, of their careers.

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Upwork tapped this HR pro to make remote work ‘best in class’

HR Brew

A gold standard for remote work, so Upwork can deliver a “best in class” remote-first experience for employees. This interview has been edited for length and clarity. We previously had a mix of documentation practices and tools for sharing information, but we knew we needed an elevated solution. What’s she inventing?

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Vetting Dev Candidates for Remote Work from Eastern Europe

Hppy

McKinsey called Eastern Europe the next outsourcing hotspot back in 2006. As a result, software development has become one of the top sectors in the Eastern European economy. As a result, recruiters need to be extra careful while screening software engineers. Recruiters can use several vetting solutions like: Codility.

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To turn docs into apps, Coda had to rethink productivity from scratch

Fast Company The Future of Work

When you think about it, the history of productivity software is surprisingly short on disruptive moments. That’s not a knock on Google; it’s just proof that the spreadsheet has remarkable staying power as a workplace tool. Popping out an improved variant on a decades-old software theme isn’t that tough.

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Book Review: Applied Psychology in Talent Management (8th ed.) by Wayne Cascio and Herman Aguinis

Workplace Psychology

I examined five topics: (1) the 80 percent rule or four-fifths rule used to determine adverse impact in employee selection [Ch. The first topic , well-covered in many I/O psychology textbooks, is adverse impact and the 80 percent rule (or four-fifths rule) used to make an adverse impact determination in employee selection.

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5 Examples of Racial Bias in Hiring

Ongig

They include racial bias in job descriptions, candidate screening, interviewing, job offers, and background checks. For example, take this Software Development Engineer job description we found (this week) on Glassdoor for example. It’s a type of software architecture. Racial Discrimination in Job Interviews. Accent Bias.

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10 Best HRMS Softwares in 2020: For Small & Medium Enterprises

Vantage Circle

The biggest asset for an organization is its employees. Irrespective of organization size, managing a workforce is an immense task that will be even harder without the right tools. In order to deal with this, companies are investing in HRMS systems to look into different aspects related to the day-to-day activities of the enterprise.