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I have a tool I use for hiring that purposely removes name, location and photos from applicants data that I review. It helps perception of the prime facts by r
by edoceo 6y ago
I have a tool I use for hiring that purposely removes name, location and photos from applicants data that I review.
It helps perception of the prime facts by removing largely irrelevant data.
- jschwartzi 6y agoI'd be interested in a tool like that. I try not to look at the names of applicants and drop anyone who supplies a headshot but it would be nice to have that information filtered out. Yes, several applicants supplied a headshot for the last engineering role I hired for.
- lewiscollard 6y agoI wonder if Antibias for Chrome is what the parent post was talking about: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/antibias/gfeilphhbcfaekkffklahpndiidiloln https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/antibias/gfeilphhb... The agency that developed it wrote about it here: https://www.bynd.com/case-study/antibias https://www.bynd.com/case-study/antibias I've not used it, but I think the idea is thoroughly neat.
- edoceo 6y agoI'm not using that tool, I've got my own, but thanks for the tip.