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Skill Assessments In The AI Age - Vimarsana News

Skill Assessments In The AI Age

The primary challenge in skill assessments when recruiting and upskilling has been designing tests that are accurate, unbiased and tailored to specific job roles.

Source: forbes.com
20 Ways Technology Can Further Diversity And Inclusion Efforts - Vimarsana News

20 Ways Technology Can Further Diversity And Inclusion Efforts

While diversity and inclusion is a person-first endeavor, artificial intelligence and other technology tools can help bridge certain gaps and improve essential efforts.

Source: forbes.com
20 Common Obstacles That Can Delay (Or Derail) A Software Project - Vimarsana News

20 Common Obstacles That Can Delay (Or Derail) A Software Project

There are many common missteps along the software development path that can lead to lengthy delays (or even disaster).

Source: forbes.com
Woh Toh Hai Albelaa: High Drama! Kanha saves Sayuri from a haunting tragedy, Saroj slaps Rashmi - Vimarsana News

Woh Toh Hai Albelaa: High Drama! Kanha saves Sayuri from a haunting tragedy, Saroj slaps Rashmi

Kanha however arrives right on time and gets Sayuri out, preventing a haunting tragedy. As Saroj learns about everything, she slaps Rashmi for her big mistake and Rashmi walks out of the house. | Tellychakkar.com

Thailand threatened with third wave of Covid-19, says expert - Vimarsana News

Thailand threatened with third wave of Covid-19, says expert

On Tuesday, the outbreak centred on entertainment venues in Bangkok’s Thong Lor reached 250 infections. Authorities responded by closing all pubs and nightspots in the area for two weeks. Dr Yong Poovorawan ( pic), a virologist at Chulalongkorn University, predicted that Covid-19 cases will rise sharply in 2021 since “people were becoming careless about the virus risk”. Covid-19 is thought to spread quickly in the enclosed spaces of entertainment venues, where people often have to huddle close and shout to be heard over loud music. Moreover, party goers often visit more than one venue p...