Akila Raju, HR Head, MyShubhLife in conversation with Business Manager talks about skill shortage, managing talent, tech impact on people processes and how to build a culture of high performance. Edited Excerpts:
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Skills - based hiring can help curtail prejudices and biases to objectively evaluate each candidate's potential, resulting in a more effective hiring process which also ends up creating a vast pipeline for future talent.
A skills-based approach offers a new way of thinking as it prioritizes employee development on professional skills as opposed to subjective perceptions of employee success and performance. This minimizes the possibility of potential bias, and in some extreme cases, favoritism.
Skill based hiring can sometimes pose challenges in identifying candidates with high potential but can be managed by reducing bias in assessments, conducting thorough reference checks and balancing technical skill evaluations with soft skill assessments.