Artificial Intelligence and its ability to reduce recruitment bias

Artificial intelligence is transforming the landscape of Human Resource Management (HRM), altering conventional methods and elevating the recruitment process for companies. The conventional approach to hiring can be incredibly time-intensive, often stretching over several weeks to sift through all applications. This process can be daunting for recruiters, who are tasked with reviewing numerous resumes. AI steps in to streamline this process by rapidly sifting through a large number of applications, identifying the most suitable candidates, and providing concise overviews of their qualifications. This not only saves recruiters time but also allows them to concentrate on improving the candidate experience and attracting top talent. AI operates around the clock, ensuring the recruitment process remains active and effective even when recruiters are not on duty. Moreover, AI can help mitigate bias, when utilized correctly, it can facilitate more equitable hiring decisions by focusing on relevant skills and experiences rather than personal biases. This article explores the multifaceted role of AI in mitigating recruitment bias, AI algorithms use objective data and set criteria to reduce unconscious bias during initial screening. This approach helps ensure that job seekers are evaluated based on qualifications and merit, rather than personal characteristics.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2024-10-30
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15010430
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AI and HR Technologies
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Artificial Intelligence and its ability to reduce recruitment bias

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Artificial Intelligence and its ability to reduce recruitment bias

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Abstract

Artificial intelligence is transforming the landscape of Human Resource Management (HRM), altering conventional methods and elevating the recruitment process for companies. The conventional approach to hiring can be incredibly time-intensive, often stretching over several weeks to sift through all applications. This process can be daunting for recruiters, who are tasked with reviewing numerous resumes. AI steps in to streamline this process by rapidly sifting through a large number of applications, identifying the most suitable candidates, and providing concise overviews of their qualifications. This not only saves recruiters time but also allows them to concentrate on improving the candidate experience and attracting top talent. AI operates around the clock, ensuring the recruitment process remains active and effective even when recruiters are not on duty. Moreover, AI can help mitigate bias, when utilized correctly, it can facilitate more equitable hiring decisions by focusing on relevant skills and experiences rather than personal biases. This article explores the multifaceted role of AI in mitigating recruitment bias, AI algorithms use objective data and set criteria to reduce unconscious bias during initial screening. This approach helps ensure that job seekers are evaluated based on qualifications and merit, rather than personal characteristics.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Department of Commerce (AU), University College of Commerce & Business Management (IN)
Decent work and economic growth
Openalex Percentile: Top 50%
AI and HR Technologies
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