They're going to spend billions and you'll still have to manually put in your resume details even after uploading it
Yeah but Brenda from HR's needlessly condescending emails will be a thing of the past.
Sorry we don't all deal with healthcare terminology all day long, Brenda, you snide cunt.
All my homies hate Brenda
AI HR hires only white people because it was training with white people data
I remember a case a few years past when something like this stopped a test project, was it the army, because the algorithm only recruited men or something.
that galls me as well. What is the effin point.
I know people complain about this a lot, but I've applied to 80 jobs in the past couple months, and I don't think it's a problem anymore. I think they solved it.
No, you got lucky. I'm on the market too. It varies a lot by platform. Successfactors is the worst I've seen. It never picks up anything from resumes. Workday though is a crapshoot and seems to be based on the company's implementation.
Have you tailored your resume to be ATS parsible?
Yeah, even got a placement service and executive coach to help with resume and professional bio and all that. Word docs work better than pdfs but still have trouble with getting things loaded properly.
When I was hiring I almost never looked at what was in the hris so I've always prioritised the resume document when I applied but getting some help with optimizing it for the systems definitely seems to have helped. Just not with all of them.
Suddenly all sexual harassment complains seem to disappear.
There are probably people who would be more comfortable reporting sexual harassment to an AI than to a human.
What if AI turns sexist because it's source material is? Like Ultron turning genocidal after being on the web for two minutes.
Everything like this just means now I have to spend more of my billable hours fighting through automated bullshit.
It looks like savings on paper, but the true cost is hidden when every other employee now spends more of their time not doing their actual job.
Love this quote from Iron Man 3.
_ “The human element in ‘Human Resource’ is our biggest vulnerability. We should start phasing it out immediately”_
I sincerely wish them all the worst.
What could possibly go wrong here...
You are fired because you criticized AI.
AI HR hires only white people because it was training with white people data
Someone gets promoted without experience because the AI got hacked
Yep controversy about discrimination in 3, 2, 1....
So what if I use my own AI to crawl the web for jobs and apply? I guess this would be a big nono lol.
And give the interview
Haha imagine an AI giving you perfect answers through an earpiece.
Like most enterprise "automations", I'm expecting it to require even more manual work from HR employees.
Now alongside with still doing the work the old way, they will also have to input data into the AI to justify millions paid for the new system.
We already use AI quite heavily in HR processes. I assume they're just trying to capitalise on this for companies still slow to it, especially since it's EY.
Automating the human resources department... 🙄
Seams like someone saw the last seasons of west world and thought it was a good idea. Fuck me..
They're going to spend billions and you'll still have to manually put in your resume details even after uploading it
Yeah but Brenda from HR's needlessly condescending emails will be a thing of the past.
Sorry we don't all deal with healthcare terminology all day long, Brenda, you snide cunt.
All my homies hate Brenda
I remember a case a few years past when something like this stopped a test project, was it the army, because the algorithm only recruited men or something.
that galls me as well. What is the effin point.
I know people complain about this a lot, but I've applied to 80 jobs in the past couple months, and I don't think it's a problem anymore. I think they solved it.
No, you got lucky. I'm on the market too. It varies a lot by platform. Successfactors is the worst I've seen. It never picks up anything from resumes. Workday though is a crapshoot and seems to be based on the company's implementation.
Have you tailored your resume to be ATS parsible?
Yeah, even got a placement service and executive coach to help with resume and professional bio and all that. Word docs work better than pdfs but still have trouble with getting things loaded properly.
When I was hiring I almost never looked at what was in the hris so I've always prioritised the resume document when I applied but getting some help with optimizing it for the systems definitely seems to have helped. Just not with all of them.
Suddenly all sexual harassment complains seem to disappear.
There are probably people who would be more comfortable reporting sexual harassment to an AI than to a human.
What if AI turns sexist because it's source material is? Like Ultron turning genocidal after being on the web for two minutes.
Everything like this just means now I have to spend more of my billable hours fighting through automated bullshit.
It looks like savings on paper, but the true cost is hidden when every other employee now spends more of their time not doing their actual job.
Love this quote from Iron Man 3.
_ “The human element in ‘Human Resource’ is our biggest vulnerability. We should start phasing it out immediately”_
I sincerely wish them all the worst.
What could possibly go wrong here...
You are fired because you criticized AI.
AI HR hires only white people because it was training with white people data
Someone gets promoted without experience because the AI got hacked
Yep controversy about discrimination in 3, 2, 1....
So what if I use my own AI to crawl the web for jobs and apply? I guess this would be a big nono lol.
And give the interview
Haha imagine an AI giving you perfect answers through an earpiece.
Like most enterprise "automations", I'm expecting it to require even more manual work from HR employees.
Now alongside with still doing the work the old way, they will also have to input data into the AI to justify millions paid for the new system.
We already use AI quite heavily in HR processes. I assume they're just trying to capitalise on this for companies still slow to it, especially since it's EY.
Automating the human resources department... 🙄
Seams like someone saw the last seasons of west world and thought it was a good idea. Fuck me..