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Reactions to some ICT-based personnel selection tools

Vol. 14, No 1, 2021

Alicja Balcerak

 

Wrocław Technical University, Wrocław, Poland

ORCID: 0000-0002-4507-0497

E-mail: alicja.bacerak@pwr.edu.pl

Reactions to some ICT-based personnel selection tools

 

Jacek Woźniak

 

University of Economics and Human Sciences, Warsaw, Poland,

ORCID 0000-0003-4610-2822

E-mail: j.wozniak@vizja.pl


 

Abstract. If human resource management (HRM) tools based on information technologies (ICT) are to support organizational effectiveness, it is imperative that these tools are accepted by employees. Knowledge concerning how ICT-based selection tools are perceived by potential employees is limited, which was the impulse for this research. A standard methodology for studies into fairness assessment of recruitment tools was followed here. Descriptions were prepared for five new ICT-based selection tools (long-distance synchronic interview; game results and analysis of candidates’ behaviour while playing a computer game; gathering information over the internet in the form of content-based analytics and structure-based analytics). Data from 833 Polish candidates collected using an e-questionnaire showed that fairness assessment for the five new selection tools is lower than for their traditional counterparts, i.e., interview, work samples, references and biodata questionnaire. It was also shown that the internet experience — measured by frequency of its use  — and belonging to a younger generation do not significantly affect higher acceptance of  ICT-based methods. The article indicates what kinds of activities may be undertaken to increase this acceptance.

 

Received: April, 2020

1st Revision: December, 2020

Accepted: March, 2021

 

DOI: 10.14254/2071-789X.2021/14-1/14

JEL ClassificationL25, J2, J210, J230, M51

Keywords: fairness assessment, ICT based selection tools, selection of employees, ICT in HR, Human Resource Management