My Diverse Hiring Playbook - Jacob Kaplan-Moss
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- Author: jacobian.org
- Full Title: My Diverse Hiring Playbook - Jacob Kaplan-Moss
- Category:#articles
- Summary: The document titled “My Diverse Hiring Playbook” provides strategies for increasing diversity in hiring practices. The author emphasizes the importance of prioritizing diversity and offers several tactics for achieving this goal. These include adopting a variant of the Rooney Rule, which requires interviewing at least one candidate from an underrepresented background before making an offer, using opportunistic hires strategically to increase diversity, focusing outbound recruiting on underrepresented candidates, paying for postings on job boards targeting underrepresented communities, cultivating a network of connectors who can help identify diverse candidates, and explicitly stating that you are looking to build diverse teams in job postings and recruitment efforts. The author also encourages measuring the diversity of the hiring pipeline and being transparent about areas for improvement.
- URL: https://jacobian.org/2024/jan/4/diverse-hiring-playbook/
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We have a limited amount of resources – attention, effort, time, money – to devote to hiring. By necessity, hiring involves a lot of triage. We don’t have time to interview every candidate who applies, so we do a resume screen as a first filter even though we know it’s not as accurate as a full interview. We apply heuristics like using years of experience as a proxy for deeper skills testing even though we know that there’s only a weak correlation (at best) between years of experience and expertise. (View Highlight)
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If you force candidates to wait for a job to be posted, you’ll likely lose out on some of the best people you’d want to work with. (View Highlight)
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