Topic
Talent acquisition
Articles in HR & People Teams written specifically for talent acquisition.
Presenting only a role's appealing aspects during recruiting produces candidates whose actual experience on the job diverges sharply from their expectations — and that divergence is a well-documented predictor of early turnover.
An interviewer's genuine, unforced sense of rapport with a candidate is a real signal of something — just not reliably a signal of the candidate's actual job-relevant ability.
Most interviewers believe their gut read on a candidate is reliable. Decades of selection research say otherwise — and the fix is more mechanical than it sounds.
The evidence gap between structured and unstructured interviews is one of the most consistent, well-replicated findings in employment research — and one of the most widely ignored in practice.
Unconscious bias training reliably improves how people talk about bias in a post-training survey — the research evidence for lasting change in actual hiring and workplace decisions is considerably weaker.