Electronic employee selection systems and methods
First Claim
1. A computer-implemented method of screening and selecting persons for an employer comprising:
- providing an online screening solution that automatically determines if a given candidate is suitable for the position in response to a plurality of questions asked as part of the online screening solution;
providing an online selection solution having questions related to a plurality of competencies related to the position, the online selection solution being distinct from the online screening solution and including questions other than survey and skill questions which have answers that are validated and correlated as being predictive of success for the position, wherein providing the online selection solution comprises presenting a multimedia stimulus and recording a response to the multimedia stimulus;
using a computer processing system to statistically correlate job performance ratings of a plurality of workers who were hired with previous answers given by the plurality of workers to the questions in the online selection solution before the plurality of workers was hired to validate and correlate the questions as being predictive of success for the position;
for candidates who are determined by the online screening solution to be suitable for the position, automatically creating a rank order of applicants from the candidates based at least in part on responses of the candidate as compared to the validated and correlated answers to questions in the online selection solution for the plurality of competencies; and
making the rank order of such applicants available online to the employer as a dynamic filter for aiding in the selection of applicants for the position.
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Abstract
An automated employee selection system can use a variety of techniques to provide information for assisting in selection of employees. For example, pre-hire and post-hire information can be collected electronically and used to build an artificial-intelligence based model. The model can then be used to predict a desired job performance criterion (e.g., tenure, number of accidents, sales level, or the like) for new applicants. A wide variety of features can be supported, such as electronic reporting. Pre-hire information identified as ineffective can be removed from a collected pre-hire information. For example, ineffective questions can be identified and removed from a job application. New items can be added and their effectiveness tested. As a result, a system can exhibit adaptive learning and maintain or increase effectiveness even under changing conditions.
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21 Claims
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1. A computer-implemented method of screening and selecting persons for an employer comprising:
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providing an online screening solution that automatically determines if a given candidate is suitable for the position in response to a plurality of questions asked as part of the online screening solution; providing an online selection solution having questions related to a plurality of competencies related to the position, the online selection solution being distinct from the online screening solution and including questions other than survey and skill questions which have answers that are validated and correlated as being predictive of success for the position, wherein providing the online selection solution comprises presenting a multimedia stimulus and recording a response to the multimedia stimulus; using a computer processing system to statistically correlate job performance ratings of a plurality of workers who were hired with previous answers given by the plurality of workers to the questions in the online selection solution before the plurality of workers was hired to validate and correlate the questions as being predictive of success for the position; for candidates who are determined by the online screening solution to be suitable for the position, automatically creating a rank order of applicants from the candidates based at least in part on responses of the candidate as compared to the validated and correlated answers to questions in the online selection solution for the plurality of competencies; and making the rank order of such applicants available online to the employer as a dynamic filter for aiding in the selection of applicants for the position. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 19, 20)
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14. A computer-implemented method of screening candidates for a position for an employer comprising:
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providing an online solution having a plurality of scorable sections of questions each related to a competency other than background, knowledge and skills of the candidates, wherein the questions have answers that are validated and correlated as being predictive of success for the position in terms of at least one of performance, potential and tenure of the candidates, wherein providing the online selection solution comprises presenting a multimedia assessment stimulus and recording a response to the multimedia assessment stimulus; using a computer processing system to statistically correlate job performance ratings of a plurality of workers who were hired with previous answers given by the plurality of workers to the questions before the plurality of workers was hired; automatically creating a rank order of candidates for the position based at least in part on responses of the candidate as compared to the validated and correlated answers to questions in the online solution, wherein the rank order includes scores for each of the plurality of scorable sections; and making the rank order of such candidates available online to the employer as a dynamic filter for aiding in the screening of candidates for the position. - View Dependent Claims (15, 16)
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17. A computer-implemented method of screening candidates for a position for an employer comprising:
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providing an online solution having a plurality of scorable sections of questions each related to a competency other than background, knowledge and skills of the candidates, wherein the questions have answers that are validated and correlated as being predictive of success for the position in terms of at least one of performance, potential and tenure of the candidates, wherein providing the online solution comprises presenting multimedia assessment stimulus content and recording a response to the multimedia assessment stimulus content; using a computer processing system to statistically correlate job performance ratings of a plurality of workers who were hired with previous answers given by the plurality of workers to the questions before the plurality of workers was hired; automatically creating a rank order of candidates for the position based at least in part on responses of the candidate as compared to the validated and correlated answers to questions in the online solution and including performing the steps of; scoring each scorable section upon completion by the candidate; and presenting questions for a next scorable section only if the candidate has successfully passed a previous scorable section; and making the rank order of such candidates available online to the employer as a dynamic filter for aiding in the screening of candidates for the position. - View Dependent Claims (18)
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21. One or more non-transitory computer-readable media comprising computer-executable instructions causing a computing system to perform a method of screening candidates for a position for an employer, the method comprising:
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providing an online solution having a plurality of scorable sections of questions each related to a competency other than background, knowledge and skills of the candidates, wherein the questions have answers that are validated and correlated as being predictive of success for the position in terms of at least one of performance, potential and tenure of the candidates, wherein providing the online selection solution comprises presenting a multimedia assessment stimulus and recording a response to the multimedia assessment stimulus; statistically correlating job performance ratings of a plurality of workers who were hired with previous answers given by the plurality of workers to the questions before the plurality of workers was hired; automatically creating a rank order of candidates for the position based at least in part on responses of the candidate as compared to the validated and correlated answers to questions in the online solution, wherein the rank order includes scores for each of the plurality of scorable sections; and making the rank order of such candidates available online to the employer as a dynamic filter for aiding in the screening of candidates for the position.
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