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Join James Mackey and Elijah Elkins, CEO of Avoda, in our latest episode as they co-host Kwal’s Co-Founder, David Tell in our special series on AI for Hiring. David shares how Kwal’s generative AI voice agent is evolving recruitment for staffing firms and RPOs by automating initial screenings and interviews. David explains the optional nature of scoring and the potential legal implications, emphasizing the importance of transparency and compliance. The conversation highlights the challenges of bias in AI-driven evaluations and the need for companies to address these concerns. ???Thanks for tuning in to this episode!

Are generative AI powered voice agents the future of recruiting? | ep68 David Tell, the Co-Founder of Kwal, joins Cohosts Steven Rothberg of College Recruiter job search site and Jeanette Leeds to learn more about generative, artificial intelligence, voice agents and how they can save employers time and money by allowing them to interact, by phone, with thousands of candidates in a personalized manner. One use case is hiring for call centers, as those customer service representatives need to be comfortable speaking on the phone, but David also shares with us other industries where the tech has met with success including construction and even nursing. Big thanks for our sponsor, idibu, for helping to make this and other episodes possible. If you're hiring a lot and therefore likely advertising a lot, you're going to want to check out idibu's ability to automate the distribution of your jobs from your ATS to just about every major job board.

Interacting with AI should be transparent and disclosure isn't a nice to have, it's a must have.

Best way to start the day? Coffee and eggs with Ray & David. So much knowledge, so many dots connected, so many new industry players discussed (found out about Kwal?!) as the people game is seemingly in a state of constant change It's honestly an honour to be able to share a Wednesday morning in sunny London having breakfast on a barge with you both ??

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