And this article concludes my series on social media screening of candidates. Let me know your thoughts as your encouragement keeps me writing. 😉 … These days, scrolling through a candidate’s social media feels less like “screening” and more like snooping. But just because something is legal doesn’t make Continue Reading
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Walking the Compliance Tightrope (Blindfolded, on Fire, Over Sharks)
You are reading part 5 in a series of 6 articles focused on the screening of social media candidates. Hopefully you will backtrack to see what you missed or stick around for the rest. For now, scroll down to see where we are today, after a brief advert about me. Continue Reading
The Algorithmic Gatekeeper: How AI is Accidentally Building a Wall Around Diversity
Let’s reclaim our roles as ethical gatekeepers, ensuring AI serves humanity—not vice versa.
Employer Branding Isn’t About Politics. It’s About Personality.
Neutral brands attract quantity. Clear brands attract quality.
ResumeLab’s Survey Finds 70% of Workers Lie on Resumes; Lying Rates Increase in Cover Letters and Peak During Job Interviews Job applicants with Master’s or doctoral degrees admit to lying most frequently
October 2, 2023 – ResumeLab®, a leading resource for resume advice, surveyed over 1,900 U.S.-based workers in August 2023 about the rate at which job seekers lie on their resumes, in their cover letters, and during job interviews. According to ResumeLab’s Job Applicant Behavior Survey, workers are lying at very Continue Reading