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3 books on AI for Recruiting [PDF]
March 07, 2025 | 18 |
These books tell how artificial intelligence can enhance various aspects of talent acquisition, including candidate sourcing, resume screening and interview scheduling.
1. Artificial Intelligence in Recruiting. A Literature Review on Artificial Intelligence Technologies, Ethical Implications and the Resulting Chances and Risks
2021 by Matthias Rudolph
In a universe not entirely unlike ours, where hiring managers dream of stress-free recruitment and AI algorithms secretly plot world domination (or at least a corner office), Matthias Rudolph has penned a tome to illuminate the perplexing and occasionally amusing, dance between humans and machines in the hiring process. This book boldly asks: "What exactly are these AI gizmos doing to our hiring practices?" and "Are they making the world fairer, or just sneakily reshuffling biases into clever new forms?" With a narrative style that somehow manages to make machine learning sound charming and ethical quandaries almost fun, it dives into fairness, transparency and the improbable romance of HR and high-tech. From explaining which clever algorithms are nosing their way into recruitment to debating whether those algorithms can tell a CV from a shopping list, it concludes with a call for future research—perhaps when AI finally evolves to write its own recruiting manifestos. For anyone curious about the intersection of HR and sci-fi reality, this is your guidebook.
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2. Handbook of Research on Innovative Management Using AI in Industry 5.0
2021 by Garg, Vikas, Goel, Richa
In a universe not entirely unlike ours, where artificial intelligence has begun to infiltrate every conceivable nook and cranny—from your toaster's passive-aggressive software updates to boardroom discussions about who gets to decide what "intelligence" even means—one book stands out. The Handbook of Research on Innovative Management Using AI in Industry 5.0 boldly ventures into the uncharted waters of Industry 5.0, which is either the next great technological leap or a clever way to sound ahead of the curve. Here, amidst chapters teeming with ideas like "How AI Will Probably Judge You Better Than Your Parents" and "The Secret Life of Personalized Banking Algorithms," you'll discover not just insights but an existential reassurance that someone, somewhere, is trying to make sense of all this. Perfect for researchers, industry gurus, confused students and policy makers who aren't entirely sure what they’ve just signed off on, this book might not save the galaxy, but it might just help you navigate its increasingly AI-driven economy.
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3. AI in Talent Development: Capitalize on the AI Revolution to Transform the Way You Work, Learn, and Live
2020 by Margie Meacham
In a universe where humans have always been mildly baffled by their own brains, Margie Meacham’s AI in Talent Development lands like a digital Hitchhiker’s Guide to revolutionizing how we work, learn and live. Imagine an alternate timeline where your desk-bound existential crises are resolved by a fleet of tireless AI assistants—bots so clever they could almost make toast (but not quite). Meacham unpacks the mysterious black box of AI with the flair of someone handing you a towel and saying, "Don’t panic." From building bots that onboard employees faster than you can say "probation period" to creating coaching tools powered by data vast enough to make Deep Thought jealous, this book is your trusty guide to turning tomorrow's tech into today’s talent transformation. Each chapter is a treasure trove of templates, tips and tools to keep you from staring blankly at the AI abyss—because, as it turns out, the secret to thriving in an AI-driven world isn’t 42; it’s creativity, curiosity and just a touch of Meacham’s magic.
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1. Artificial Intelligence in Recruiting. A Literature Review on Artificial Intelligence Technologies, Ethical Implications and the Resulting Chances and Risks
2021 by Matthias Rudolph
In a universe not entirely unlike ours, where hiring managers dream of stress-free recruitment and AI algorithms secretly plot world domination (or at least a corner office), Matthias Rudolph has penned a tome to illuminate the perplexing and occasionally amusing, dance between humans and machines in the hiring process. This book boldly asks: "What exactly are these AI gizmos doing to our hiring practices?" and "Are they making the world fairer, or just sneakily reshuffling biases into clever new forms?" With a narrative style that somehow manages to make machine learning sound charming and ethical quandaries almost fun, it dives into fairness, transparency and the improbable romance of HR and high-tech. From explaining which clever algorithms are nosing their way into recruitment to debating whether those algorithms can tell a CV from a shopping list, it concludes with a call for future research—perhaps when AI finally evolves to write its own recruiting manifestos. For anyone curious about the intersection of HR and sci-fi reality, this is your guidebook.
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2. Handbook of Research on Innovative Management Using AI in Industry 5.0
2021 by Garg, Vikas, Goel, Richa
In a universe not entirely unlike ours, where artificial intelligence has begun to infiltrate every conceivable nook and cranny—from your toaster's passive-aggressive software updates to boardroom discussions about who gets to decide what "intelligence" even means—one book stands out. The Handbook of Research on Innovative Management Using AI in Industry 5.0 boldly ventures into the uncharted waters of Industry 5.0, which is either the next great technological leap or a clever way to sound ahead of the curve. Here, amidst chapters teeming with ideas like "How AI Will Probably Judge You Better Than Your Parents" and "The Secret Life of Personalized Banking Algorithms," you'll discover not just insights but an existential reassurance that someone, somewhere, is trying to make sense of all this. Perfect for researchers, industry gurus, confused students and policy makers who aren't entirely sure what they’ve just signed off on, this book might not save the galaxy, but it might just help you navigate its increasingly AI-driven economy.
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3. AI in Talent Development: Capitalize on the AI Revolution to Transform the Way You Work, Learn, and Live
2020 by Margie Meacham
In a universe where humans have always been mildly baffled by their own brains, Margie Meacham’s AI in Talent Development lands like a digital Hitchhiker’s Guide to revolutionizing how we work, learn and live. Imagine an alternate timeline where your desk-bound existential crises are resolved by a fleet of tireless AI assistants—bots so clever they could almost make toast (but not quite). Meacham unpacks the mysterious black box of AI with the flair of someone handing you a towel and saying, "Don’t panic." From building bots that onboard employees faster than you can say "probation period" to creating coaching tools powered by data vast enough to make Deep Thought jealous, this book is your trusty guide to turning tomorrow's tech into today’s talent transformation. Each chapter is a treasure trove of templates, tips and tools to keep you from staring blankly at the AI abyss—because, as it turns out, the secret to thriving in an AI-driven world isn’t 42; it’s creativity, curiosity and just a touch of Meacham’s magic.
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2. Enter Book ID to the search box and press Enter
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