This app leverages AI to assess candidates’ fit based on customizable HR-defined criteria, including flexible cognitive assessments that allow candidates to choose the type best suited to their cognitive strengths.
- Modular Assessment Criteria: Allows HR to define, customize, and weigh various criteria based on role requirements.
- Flexible Cognitive Assessment Options: Supports multiple assessment types (e.g., Raven’s Progressive Matrices for visual processors).
- Role-Specific Configurations: Enables HR to tailor assessment requirements and weights by job role.
- Candidate-Friendly Interface: Provides guidance on selecting assessments best aligned with each candidate’s cognitive strengths.
- Core Values Module: Allows HR to adjust weightings for core values like collaboration, innovation, and adaptability.
- Backend: Python, Django/Flask
- Frontend: React or Vue.js
- Database: PostgreSQL or MongoDB
- Machine Learning: TensorFlow/PyTorch
- Define modular criteria structure and database schema.
- Implement HR interface for defining and managing criteria, including adding, removing, and adjusting assessment criteria, as well as defining weights for each criterion.
- Train predictive models for scoring assessments.
- Integrate AI modules with assessment results.
- Develop candidate and HR interfaces for selecting assessments and customizing criteria.
- Conduct extensive testing to ensure accuracy and bias-free assessments.
- Deploy the app and set up monitoring and continuous improvement cycles.
The role-specific customization module allows HR to configure specific criteria for each role with relevant weights, linked assessments, and customization options. This module provides a flexible and comprehensive way to tailor assessment requirements based on the unique needs of each job role.
- Role Management: Create, update, and delete roles with specific criteria and linked assessments.
- Criteria Management: Define, customize, and weigh criteria for each role.
- Linked Assessments: Link specific assessments to roles and manage their details.
- Access the Role Customization Module: Navigate to the HR dashboard and click on the "Role Customization" link.
- Create a New Role:
- Click on "Add Role".
- Enter the role name and description.
- Save the role.
- Define Criteria for a Role:
- Select a role from the list.
- Click on "Add Criteria".
- Enter the criteria name and weight.
- Save the criteria.
- Link Assessments to a Role:
- Select a role from the list.
- Click on "Add Linked Assessment".
- Enter the assessment name and description.
- Save the linked assessment.
- Update or Delete Roles, Criteria, and Linked Assessments:
- Use the edit and delete options available in the role, criteria, and linked assessment lists.
By following these instructions, HR can effectively manage role-specific criteria and assessments, ensuring that each role has tailored assessment requirements that align with the organization's needs.
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