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AI is your new HR partner, not a threat

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By Surabhi Sharma
| ETHRWorld Verified
AI in HR 3 min read The article explores how generative AI is redefining the HR function from an administrative role to a strategic partner across recruitment, learning and development, performance management, and workforce planning. It highlights how AI is enabling smarter, fairer hiring, hyper personalized learning journeys, and real time performance insights, while reinforcing that empathy, ethics, and human judgment remain irreplaceable. AI is transforming HR into a strategic powerhouse.
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Soft Skills Development: 2025 Review of New Workforce Priorities

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By Surabhi Sharma
| SightsIn Plus
As 2025 draws to a close, a fundamental shift in workforce priorities has become unmistakable. While technical expertise continues to matter, it is no longer sufficient on its own. Soft skills once considered supplementary, have now emerged as core capabilities that define organizational resilience, adaptability and sustained innovation. Today, human centric skills are not a differentiator; they are the foundation.
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Article: The rise of skills-based hiring: A new era of talent acquisition

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By Surabhi Sharma
| People Matters Verified
Talent Acquisition Will you hire for paper credentials, or for demonstrated competencies? Businesses need adaptable problem-solvers, not just candidates with traditional qualifications. n today’s fast-changing job market, companies face a paradox: an overwhelming flood of resumes, yet critical roles go unfilled. Why? Traditional hiring methods, fixated on degrees and pedigrees, often miss the mark.
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