Take the perspective of a recruiter and/or employer. Explain some ways in which generative AI could be used to assist in the talent acquisition process or in the execution of particular work tasks (be specific about the type of task). Identify two or three primary benefits of using this technology. Then, identify two or three concerns you would have about the use of generative AI in companies, especially during talent acquisition. Those concerns might relate to candidate authenticity (is the.

Take the perspective of a recruiter and/or employer. Explain some ways in which generative AI could be used to assist in the talent acquisition process or in the execution of particular work tasks (be specific about the type of task). Identify two or three primary benefits of using this technology. Then, identify two or three concerns you would have about the use of generative AI in companies, especially during talent acquisition. Those concerns might relate to candidate authenticity (is the.

Principles of Management

OER 2019th Edition

ISBN:9780998625768

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter12: Diversity In Organizations

Section12.2: Diversity And The Workforce

Problem 3.1DQ: How does blind recruiting help organizations? How may it hinder organizations?

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