One of the functional areas where AI can have an impact is Recruiting & HR. 76% of HR leaders believe that they need to adopt AI in the next 12-24 months if they want to stay relevant and in sync with advancements like generative AI.
And the benefits are clear.
It has been estimated that using generative AI in HR processes can result in a 40% reduction in employee request-approval time and 60% cost savings in delivering high-quality video content for Learning & Development (L&D) initiatives.
According to a BCG report, generative AI is allowing HR professionals to focus on strategic initiatives by automating tasks and powering self-service options. These AI-powered tools can also create conversational and personalized experiences for employees, leading to higher adoption rates and a more productive HR team overall.
Here is how large language models are making its impact on the HR function:
However, if HR executives want to capitalize on language models’ capabilities, they first need to learn AI prompting.
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Prompts are the instructions that trigger AI models (like ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini) to generate relevant responses. The more accurate and precise your prompt is, the better the response you receive from generative AI. This is true for all professionals, including HR.
Here are three use cases where AI can add value to the world of HR:
Recruitment and the interview process serve as the first experience of an organization for the potential employee. Every HR professional aims to ensure these experiences are positive and seamless. Yet, for the HR team, the recruitment process can involve a multitude of repetitive manual tasks - which can be automated by ChatGPT. Below are some examples:
Learning and Development (L&D) is essential for organizational development as well as employee career growth. When planned and executed well, L&D initiatives can increase employee engagement by 21%, leading to higher employee retention. ChatGPT can help with:
Editing initial drafts is often faster and simpler than creating content from scratch. For this reason, content creation is the most popular task among individuals when seeking AI assistance (HR professionals included). With the right prompt and accurate context, you can:
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Mastering the art of effective prompting can enable HR professionals to capitalize on different features of ChatGPT, such as ChatGPT Plugins and GPT Builder.
Leveraging these tools can open new avenues for inter-departmental collaboration and boost employee engagement at reduced costs, significantly transforming HR's approach to daily tasks.
GPT Builder enables you to create personalized GPT models specific to your functions and needs, optimizing workflows and driving impactful outcomes.
For example, you can create a custom GPT model for automating the initial screening process of job applications as per your requirements, position, and shortlisting criteria.
These GPTs can be private to your enterprise or published on the GPT store.
Some of the GPTs that you can explore are:
Note: While using public GPTs, be vigilant about the data you share. Follow your company policies while using public GPTs.
ChatGPT plugins are extensions that enable ChatGPT to interact with external applications, data sources, and services. It acts as a bridge between ChatGPT and other applications, expanding ChatGPT's capabilities beyond its standard function. As an HR professional, you can use the ChatGPT plugin for Zapier to automate and integrate Google Calendar, Google Sheets, Google Docs, etc. in your workflow. This would allow you to use the ChatGPT interface to automate the scheduling process.
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As HR departments navigate the complexities of modern workforce management, learning to prompt AI tools can significantly improve their workflow - from strategy to execution. It's important to note that OpenAI’s commitment to privacy ensures that all interactions with ChatGPT respect user data confidentiality, however, do make sure to follow the best practices of your organization for data privacy and security.
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