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Training from career.place: The journey from bias to awareness

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7/10/2020 – Austin, Texas – Melissa Dobbins, CEO of career.place, joined Wendy Rentschler, Tanner Holmes, and the Empyrean team to present the Journey from Bias to Awareness through Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Wow, this exercise was intriguing. Dobbins to present training on The Journey from Bias to Awareness.

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Training from career.place: The journey from bias to awareness

career.place

7/10/2020 – Austin, Texas – Melissa Dobbins, CEO of career.place, joined Wendy Rentschler, Tanner Holmes, and the Empyrean team to present the Journey from Bias to Awareness through Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Wow, this exercise was intriguing. Dobbins to present training on The Journey from Bias to Awareness.

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How to Create the Interview Formula that Makes the Right Candidate Stand Out

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In a 2016 CareerBuilder study , 75% of employers interviewed said they hired the wrong person, costing companies an average of $17,000. This stifles innovation and diversity. Many recruiters know the importance of assessing a candidate beyond a polished resume and well-rehearsed interview. The result? Hiring managers at Pro R.E.A.

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Reduce Bias in the Hiring Process By Taking These Courageous (and Sometimes Uncomfortable) Steps

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You can’t be a diverse organization without really talking about diversity,” says Yewande Ige , ThoughtWorks Global Recruitment Strategist. Women also make up 30% of its technology leadership roles—almost double the industry average—and ThoughtWorks was recognized as the top company in America for women technologists in 2016.

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The Complete Guide to Job Simulations

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Mock crisis management scenarios — this particular simulation exercise aims to assess a candidate’s response to high-stress situations. Job simulations are most commonly used during the initial screening or final stage interview. Initial candidate screening. They improve diversity and inclusion. Why does this matter?

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How to Lead in Today’s Changing Workforce

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Yeah wonderful and you know what are some of your other passions.

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Gamification in recruiting: How and why to give it a shot

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Both parties would benefit from this: candidates would enjoy the game and maybe land a job, while Google would easily attract pre-screened, high-quality applicants. billion in 2016 and it’s expected to rise to almost $12 billion by 2020. You can evaluate people who have diverse experience. Great, but do games really work?