Hyper automate all 9 stages of Talent Acquisition
Venkat Aravamudan
Founder and CEO, InnoHat Systems Pvt Ltd | Founder and CEO, SmartMegh Solutions Pvt Ltd
What is the ideal HR to employee ratio?
While there are various benchmarks depending on the size and the industry of the organization; Bloomberg’s HR department benchmarks and analysis report suggest 1.4 HR executives are required for every 100 employees. However, many organizations ranged only around 1HR for every 100 employees before the COVID situation. Post-COVID, this is being challenged further to reduce operational expenses. Organizations are looking to optimize this further to 1:200 or even to 1 HR for every 300 employees. Ironically, this is when the need for additional HR hands has increased because of new normal HR practices such as remote-working and Gig-economy.
On the other dimension, studies indicate, HR executives spend around 54% of their time in mails and meetings (read it as coordination). Another 30% in various data management activities like data exploration, data compilation, data entry, and data reconciliation leaving only 15% for employee engagement activities.
This is where Hyper automation would help HR executives. Nearly 30% of their data management and coordination activities could be automated using RPA and AI.
Amongst all HR activities, Talent acquisition consumes maximum manual efforts for coordination and data management.
Here are 9 stages in talent acquisition where hyper-automation could be effectively used.
1. Candidate identification from various sites for a JD
- RPA + AI to log into the right job sites and identify the right candidates
2. Intelligent resume parsing
- RPA + NLP, ML, and Deep Learning for extracting key info from various resumes
3. Scoring & Candidate shortlisting based on various activities
- ML and NLP
4. Coordination for interviews tests etc
- RPA
5. Video interviews and analysis
- RPA + Computer vision to check the authenticity of candidates, facial expressions, etc
6. Candidate relationship management
- Low code. Chatbots for consistent engagement throughout the lifecycle
7. Candidate sentiment analysis
- AI techniques to track candidates’ social posts, mails to identify sentiments
8. Offer letter generation
- RPA
9. Onboarding activities. Employee master creation
- RPA for automated data entry, intelligent scanning, etc.
Many unwanted manual activities could be reduced and nearly 30% operational savings could be achieved besides improving the candidate experience.
The author runs a hyper-automation company called SmartMegh (https://smnext.smartmegh.com) with over 100 HCM engagement experience
Project Manager Navitas Life sciences
4 年Very interesting Article
Seasoned professional with vast ERP Implementation, Advisory and Program Management. Interested in AI and AI enabled product developments, Automations and developments.
4 年Well articulated the usage of AI and Automation. Only challange could be the amount of validation needed during the pre- execution or pilot phase where we need to involve efficient ways of correcting algorithms and training the system to refine success.