The Value of Diversity Part II: The Example
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- Steve Williamson , VP Digital Marketing and Content, eRep, Inc.
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- December 10, 2018
In professional sports, athleticism is the product but profit is the motive. The end goal is to make as much money as possible by winning as many games as possible by choosing the best athletes possible. That cannot be accomplished without diversity.
The Value of Diversity Part I: The Reason
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- Steve Williamson , VP Digital Marketing and Content, eRep, Inc.
- Posted
- December 3, 2018
There is a long way to go toward achieving workforce diversity that reflects the demographic profile of society. Beyond the humanistic reasons, there are financial motivators as well. Sometimes those tangible benefits must be pursued with action before attitudes and mindsets catch up.
Creating a Work Culture That Actually Works
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- Steve Williamson , VP Digital Marketing and Content, eRep, Inc.
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- September 17, 2018
There is a lot of talk about culture and its value in the workplace. But how do you build a strong and thriving culture, and how do you know when you've created a culture in your organization that works?
Using Psychometric Assessment Data in a Human Resources Grievance Scenario
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- Steve Williamson , VP Digital Marketing and Content, eRep, Inc.
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- June 25, 2018
During a recent chat session on social media between eRep and a group of Human Resources professionals, several questions were asked about the viability and use of psychometric assessment information during a grievance or disciplinary scenario. eRep's response kicked the discussion into high gear.
Four Steps to Remove Bias in Hiring
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- Steve Williamson , VP Digital Marketing and Content, eRep, Inc.
- Posted
- March 19, 2018
Biases exist throughout the employment lifecycle whether we are aware of it or not. We filter candidates for new positions through involuntary lenses of subconscious emotion, performance is viewed through a lens of skewed expectations, and we are promoted or fired under the influence of similar effects. Here are four steps to eliminate these unconscious biases from your hiring process.
Challenging Cognitive Biases in Hiring
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- Steve Williamson , VP Digital Marketing and Content, eRep, Inc.
- Posted
- March 12, 2018
The use of objective data in hiring is growing. Psychometric assessments like the Core Values Index are revolutionizing the job market. With all this data now available, why are cognitive biases still prevalent in the hiring process? In this article, we discuss the twelve most common forms of bias in hiring and present ways to recognize and eliminate them.
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