Resume Screening Review Paper
Resume Screening Review Paper
Resume Screening Review Paper
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Nelapudi Sivaram Pothuganti Peeraiah
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ABSTRACT:-
TABLE I.
V. ADVANTAGES
VI. CONCLUSION
AI for recruiting is the application of artificial intelligence to
the recruitment function that is designed to streamline or automate
some part of the recruiting workflow, especially repetitive high-
volume tasks. The main benefits of using AI include saving
recruiters’ time by automating high-volume tasks and improving
quality of hire through standardized job matching. The major
challenges of using AI for recruiting include requiring a lot of data,
the potential to learn human biases, and skepticism of new
technology by HR professionals. The innovations in AI for
recruiting are intelligent screening software that automates resume
screening, recruiter chatbots that engage candidates in real-time,
and digitized interviews that help assess a candidate’s fit. AI will
change the recruiter role through augmented intelligence which will
VIII. REFERENCES
allow recruiters to become more proactive in their hiring, help
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