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    Evolution of Recruitment: AI and The Future of Hiring

    Nerd VoicesBy Nerd VoicesJuly 31, 20226 Mins Read
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    Traditionally, people would find a job by going to an employer and submitting a resume. The employer would then review the resume, and if interested, they would call the person in for an interview. If the person was hired, they would start working at the company. 

    However, with the advancement of technology, things have altered. Nowadays, many people find jobs through online job boards and social media.

    On the employer side,the process of recruiting has also come a long way in the last few decades. With the advent of technology, specifically artificial intelligence, recruitment management is evolving faster than ever. 

    But what does this mean for the future of hiring? And more importantly, what does it mean for recruiters and job seekers? Recruiters have long relied on technology to help them find the best candidates for a role.

    The Increasing Impact of AI on Recruitment

    When tech billionaires like Elon Musk warn about the future of AI, everyone is left wondering how AI will affect their jobs. When AI makes most jobs more accurate, quick, and cost-effective, will some people even have jobs?

    But the question that is even more confusing and scary is how AI will change all of our jobs. In many ways, every employee’s career depends on the people in charge of managing human resources at their companies. What if AI took over all of a company’s HR tasks?

    Does the future hold a dystopian world where all our data is collected and used to decide our careers? No should be the correct answer. When AI is used in hiring, it helps recruiters do their jobs better by making it easier for them to process and send data. But as AI’s effect on hiring proliferates, the future of hiring may seem exciting or scary to different people. 

    How Is AI Being Utilized in Recruitment?

    Artificial intelligence (AI) has been used more in various fields in recent years. One such field is recruitment management. AI is being used to automate finding and screening candidates for jobs. This has led to some concerns about how AI will impact the workforce. However, there are also many benefits to using AI in recruitment.

    Choosing Ideal Candidates

    AI has significantly affected recruitment in many ways, and this is one of them. AI has made it easier for recruiters to get information from applicants by correlating the information they give to the job’s needs.

    AI can also help with online assessment tools, personality tests, and other screening methods to determine how technical the applicants are. It’s not as advanced as recruitment agency software though at this point, which really streamlines the candidate search parameters. 

    Recruitment automation also means that the recruitment management software can make an engaging database of candidates. Recruiters can use hiring approaches based on data without taking the time to record all the data themselves. Using a pre-employment assessment library, recruiters can find tests and assessments to help collect information about a candidate before the interview.

    But, not all hiring teams have experts like these recruitment agencies in Toronto have. It’s easy to see why testing for skills and technicalities can be tricky. The good news is that smart recruitment services such as ones provided by ATS recruitment can help read the candidates’ profiles and determine if they are a good fit for the job.

    Bias-Free Hiring

    One of the most important benefits of using AI is bias-free hiring. This is a process where candidates are screened and evaluated without any bias whatsoever.

    By screening and judging candidates genuinely, the decision-making process in recruitment is changed to make hiring more diverse. People are still in charge of this process. Still, the AI won’t be able to find people and check them for cultural fit.

    Often, it’s hard to say what would be a great cultural fit. Many choices can be made based on your gut feeling and how you feel. Without correct data, the AI can’t know what to look for.

    Even if AI got much better at understanding human emotions, people would still need to get better at knowing what they want in terms of corporate fits. AI recruitment software makes it easier for people to work together when hiring, which helps eliminate biases when deciding if someone fits in with the culture. 

    This is a massive benefit because it eliminates the risk of hiring people who aren’t suited for the job or won’t be a good fit for the team. It also helps avoid potential conflict or tension between employees and managers.

    AI has also made it possible to evaluate candidates more quickly and accurately. This means that companies can find new talent much faster than ever, which is especially beneficial in times of high demand.

    Sourcing Candidates

    Recruitment and applicant management, often facilitated by an applicant tracking system, are among the most time-consuming and challenging tasks an HR professional must undertake. With so many new technologies and tools available, it’s no wonder that more and more companies are turning to AI and applicant tracking systems to streamline and enhance this process.

    One of the most common ways that AI is being used in recruitment is by automating the process of sourcing candidates. This means that instead of spending hours sifting through resumes manually, you can use software to do it for you. This saves you time and energy and makes the process more efficient overall.

    Sourcing candidates is made significantly easier with AI. With automated candidate rankings, resume parsing, and data collection & organization, not using AI to source candidates means you’re missing out on significant advantages.

    AI does not only source the candidates but it also provides you with detailed rankings of all the candidates that apply for a position. This allows you to quickly and easily find the best candidates for a position without sifting through endless resumes.

    Additionally, AI can help parse and analyze resumes for potential clues about candidates’ skills and experience. This enables you to identify gaps in their knowledge or expertise to make the best hiring decision possible.

    Summary

    It is evident that the recruitment process is evolving and that AI will play a significant role in the future of hiring. Recruiters should start preparing for this change and find ways to incorporate AI into their recruitment process. By doing so, they will be able to improve the efficiency and accuracy of their operations and ultimately find the best candidates for their organization.

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