It allows precise process to find better fits

It allows precise process to find better fits - Naman K Saxena
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.

Recently, acquiring talent has shifted focus from the right job fit to the right skill fit. What are the requirements of skill-based hiring and how are organisations adapting to this changing requirement?

NK Since the Covid-19 pandemic when employees quit their jobs in bulk, the labor market has been candidate-led. Employees are looking to move to jobs that allow them more flexibility and opportunities for advancement. Employers must be savvier than ever to secure valuable global talent.

Faced with larger candidate pools and growing pressure to make the right hire, companies are turning to skills-based hiring. They are recognizing that resumes are limited, that they’re prone to exaggerations, and can increase bias in decision-making.
Skills-based hiring practices allow to create a fairer, more precise hiring process and to find better fits for required roles.

It might seem obvious that everyone involved in the recruiting and hiring process would take skills into account when selecting a new employee. Hirers in all...

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Dr. Naman K Saxena

currently is Vice President (Head) - Corporate HR with Goldiee Group, leading organization in food industry. A seasoned HR professional with rich experience of 27 years in academics and wide gamut of HRD, Dr. Saxena is passionate about coaching, leading HR transformation strategy and diversity.

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Dr. Naman K Saxena

currently is Vice President (Head) - Corporate HR with Goldiee Group, leading organization in food industry. A seasoned HR professional with rich experience of 27 years in academics and wide gamut of HRD, Dr. Saxena is passionate about coaching, leading HR transformation strategy and diversity.

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