In a bid to boost workplace diversity, Ernst and Young (EY) will choose which applicants to interview based on their performance in online tests.
the firm says it is aiming for "a more diverse workplace and leadership pipeline"...
It hopes the new system of online "strengths" assessments and numerical tests will mean a wider range of people will apply for the 2016 scheme.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-33759238
Any idea what those strenghts are?
As far as I can understand, EY and PWC increasing the role of psychological profiling, putting a more sofisticated version at the gate of their recruitment process. "Leadership pipeline" talent usually means people and comminication skills. Many analytical jobs in Accounting are about to be replaced by computers, so they might be refocusing on strictly human relationship and leadership skills.
Does anyone know what those "strenghts" are and what their attitude to ASD? I know Employability work with them, but do they actually value ASD qualities or are just minomising disability litigation risks and keeping Aspies out?
Are we moving towards a psychometric profiling world where DC on the spectrum won't be able to access any good jobs?
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