Presenter & Moderator: John Sumser. Panelist: Jeff Dunn, Campus Relations Manager for Intel. This is a talk I gave at Google’s Mountain View campus at the end of 2018 on AI, algorithms, and intelligent software in recruiting. After my presentation, I moderated an expert panel to find answers to the big questions with AI and Intelligent Software coming into recruiting and HR. AI Algorithms and Who Owns the Outcome. And the last thing is. MORE

The #MeToo movement has created the permission to be vulnerable about the dark truths many women have kept hidden for decades. From entry-level assistants who were mistreated by older male managers to C-level women who still face discrimination no matter their level of accomplishment or respect–everyone knows someone who has come forward. I understand their stories, not only due to the parallel experience of being a woman, but because I have stories of my own. MORE

Soft skills are one of the top predictors of on-the-job success. But, the problem is that they are notoriously hard to screen for. In fact, when we asked 9000 hiring managers and recruiters what’s the biggest issue with the current interview formats (like behavioral questions), 63% said it’s the inability to identify soft skills: It makes sense: a candidate probably won’t say, “Oh, yeah, I’m an average communicator with sub-par time management skills and almost no grit.” MORE

During HR.com ’s virtual INSPIRE event last week, Terryberry’s CEO Mike Byam presented a session entitled “Building a WOW Recognition Culture.” We were bowled over by the tremendous response from the audience and the insightful dialog and interaction during the event. MORE

an interview facilitated by a chatbot (chatbot interviews) An interview about AI In this post, we're going to look at AI assessments in a job or hiring setting and therefore exclude the second and third option. Why is there such a massive AI boom in the recruiting sector? Learn more. MORE

Algorithms & AI – Who Owns the Outcome Google Talk. Before the pandemic we used to have these things called “talks” where a group of people…wait…sorry, I know it’s a bit hazy at this point but you remember how this works right? And so the volume. MORE

Professor Ayana Kone has done amazing engaging experiential learning work both in and outside of her classroom. The response was as diverse as the students themselves. The names have been extracted but the words are verbatim. Did you use the early voting week?No, MORE

You can no longer wing it and operate on a gut feeling or instinct; your C-suite expects you to come to the table with hard numbers and actionable information. Workforce analytics help you drive more methodical decision-making throughout the organization. They can help you more easily understand and manage concerns such as: The cost of unplanned overtime. Calculating the cost of employee training. The impact of employee churn on workforce productivity. MORE

They learn to value themselves and what they have through shared experiences. They learn their identities by being part of a family. Tragedy, sadness, remorse and fear are also important learning experiences that we all go through. It was the 1980s, and labor laws were loose. MORE

Without any planning of plot or characters, without any outline of key points chapter by chapter and, quite frankly, without knowing what the hell I was doing, I just started writing. The first chapter was posted 12-6-2016 (the finale on 12-30-2016), and then the fat really was in the fire. But this novella literally wrote itself, pouring out of me, chapter after chapter, in a mad dash to the finish line. Then she did the same for the white board chart. MORE