Five Reasons Why Machine Learning Needs To Make Resumes Obsolete - Enterprise Irregulars

It's time the hiring process gets smarter, more infused with contextual intelligence, insight, evaluating candidates on their mastery of needed skills rather than judging candidates on resumes that reflect what they've achieved in the past. Enriching the hiring process with greater machine learning-based contextual intelligence finds the candidates who are exceptional and have the intellectual skills to contribute beyond hiring managers' expectations. Machine learning algorithms can also remove any ethic- and gender-specific identification of a candidate and have them evaluated purely on expertise, experiences, merit, and skills. The hiring process relied on globally today hasn't changed in over 500 years. From Leonardo da Vinci's handwritten resume from 1482, which reflects his ability to build bridges and support warfare versus the genius behind Mona Lisa, Last Supper, Vitruvian Man, and a myriad of scientific discoveries and inventions that modernized the world, the approach job seekers take for pursuing new positions has stubbornly defied innovation.