How does Harver's approach to skills-based hiring differ from traditional methods?
Harver's skills-based hiring evaluates candidates on proven skills, competencies, and potential through predictive assessments, rather than relying solely on educational credentials or past job titles found on resumes. This approach is 5x more accurate in predicting success and is designed to be more inclusive and future-ready, especially in the age of AI.
What specific types of predictive assessments does Harver offer to evaluate candidates?
Harver offers a comprehensive suite of predictive assessments, including scientifically validated tools that measure cognitive and behavioral traits, job-specific knowledge, and potential. This includes game-based assessments through pymetrics for non-verbal, interactive evaluations, and job-relevant questions during the screening phase.
How does Harver ensure its AI algorithms are ethical and minimize bias in the hiring process?
Harver's AI algorithms meet stringent standards for predictive accuracy and bias mitigation. They are independently audited for full transparency, validated by I-O psychologists, and backed by over 35 years of scientific research. The platform combines predictive analytics with human oversight to ensure decisions are transparent, compliant, and bias-aware, avoiding 'black box' hiring.
Can Harver integrate with existing Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) and other HR technologies?
Yes, Harver is designed to act as an intelligence layer that enhances existing technology setups. It offers smart, seamless integrations with popular ATS platforms such as iCIMS, Greenhouse, and Workday, along with many others, to streamline workflows and provide actionable insights within your current HR ecosystem.
What is the role of Checkster and pymetrics within the Harver platform?
Checkster is Harver's automated reference checking solution, replacing manual calls with a collaborative, efficient process that also includes fraud detection and passive candidate capture. Pymetrics is Harver's game-based assessment platform, using fun, non-verbal exercises to collect thousands of data points on candidate competencies and traits like risk aversion and decision-making.
How does Harver help organizations adapt their recruitment process to changing labor market conditions?
Harver provides an agile recruitment process that allows organizations to quickly shift their focus from filtering on quality to optimizing for output, or vice versa, depending on the labor market. Adapting the process to local and changing labor markets can be done in a matter of minutes, ensuring flexibility whether there's a shortage or abundance of applicants.