Is Technology Essential in Removing Hiring Bias with Melissa Dobbins - a podcast by Mark Anthony Dyson

from 2018-11-27T22:20:13

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Removing bias from the hiring process is quite a task considering those who are still asking why. My guest this episode is Melissa Dobbins, founder, and CEO of career.place for the second time. We discuss her article, “ I’m Sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.” – Save us from our Technology!



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More about Melissa:



Career.Place’s mission is to remove bias from the hiring process by not relying on the resume as the beginning piece of the hiring equation.



Here are highlights from our discussion:



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We discuss how technology can remove bias without being affected by humans



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Bias can be a slight change, but significant in the way AI will help



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We discuss implementing bias-free technology without bias-free human influence



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Melissa describes AI role in removing bias



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Ask the right questions, how can it work for the company







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