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Enhancing Recruitment Processes With Brain-Computer Interface Applications

B. DhanalakshmiB.S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Institute of Science and Technology, IndiaNasiba SherkuziyevaTashkent State University of Economics, UzbekistanHameed Hassan KhalafMohsen Aued FarhanAl-Nisour University College, IraqMelanie LourensDurban University of Technology, South AfricaMohnish KumarInvertis University, India
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The integration of brain-computer interface (BCI) technology into recruitment processes offers a novel approach to assessing candidate suitability with greater precision and objectivity. By leveraging BCI applications, recruiters can gain insights into cognitive and emotional responses during various stages of the hiring process, including interviews, assessments, and simulations. This approach allows for the evaluation of traits such as stress management, cognitive flexibility, and decision-making skills in real-time, thus enabling a more comprehensive understanding of a candidate's potential. Additionally, BCI can help mitigate unconscious bias by focusing on neural responses rather than subjective judgments. This chapter explores the potential of BCI technology to revolutionize recruitment by enhancing the accuracy of candidate evaluations, improving the quality of hires, and ultimately leading to more efficient and effective recruitment strategies.

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