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The Healthcare Industry Is Coming for Your Face(karenschoellkopf.com)
8 points by kgunette 2mo ago|1 comments
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by kgunette 2mo ago
Author here. The micro: a healthcare provider's billing platform told me I'd need a facial scan to keep my next appointment. The macro: what biometric data can and can't actually do, and what it's worth before we hand it
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by kgunette 12y ago
PS. there's absolutely sourcing for those ROI numbers. Here are a few of the sources for the studies linked to directly below the ROI metrics (Anita Borg Institute), and pages 11-12 of that report detail all of the sources and studies.
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by kgunette 12y ago
nobody is telling you you "have" to write things that alienate men, and i guarantee that some of the overly "masculine/average" descriptions repel many men from these positions as well. if you feel you would be bias
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by kgunette 12y ago
i replied to a few threads about this re: "re-evaluate your job post descriptions" - i did not draft those descriptions, they are linked to the actual original content by ERE. everything on the site is not original content. i find
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by kgunette 12y ago
i replied to a few threads about this re: "re-evaluate your job post descriptions" - i did not draft those descriptions, they are linked to the actual original content by ERE. everything on the site is not original content. i find
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by kgunette 12y ago
i replied to a few threads about this re: "re-evaluate your job post descriptions" - i did not draft those descriptions, they are linked to the actual original content by ERE. everything on the site is not original content. i find
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by kgunette 12y ago
fair enough re: "re-evaluate your job post descriptions" - i did not draft those descriptions. nothing on the site is original content. i find the descriptions could use some work, but do a decent job of illustrating the point tha
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by kgunette 12y ago
it's tricky, and agreed - simply an example (by ERE) of how changing language may increase the pool of people interested in the job posting.
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by kgunette 12y ago
i did edit from "masculine" and "feminine" to "average" and "better" as i found masculine/feminine ultimately problematic. this reference is simply a few examples of what a change in language can
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by kgunette 12y ago
Great TIME link KuraFire, added to the resources section of the site - thanks.
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by kgunette 12y ago
it's actually linked in the point below: http://www.fastcoexist.com/3028227/here-are-all-the-quantifi...
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Hire More Women In Tech(hiremorewomenintech.com)
54 points by kgunette 12y ago|133 comments