Infographic: Essential ChatGPT prompts for HR


From recruitment and onboarding to employee engagement and learning, use this visual cheat sheet to explore the diverse HR applications of AI chatbots and the best prompts to maximise their potential.

As HR departments strive to drive greater efficiency and elevate the employee experience, generative AI has emerged as a transformative tool. 

By leveraging the capabilities of AI platforms like ChatGPT, HR professionals can access real-time assistance, create customised resources and streamline their workflows. Used appropriately, this tech can empower HR to create a more efficient and employee-centric work environment.

However, despite the vast potential of generative AI, recent research has revealed that most HR departments are approaching its adoption with trepidation. 

In a survey conducted by Gartner, just five per cent of HR leaders reported that their function has already implemented generative AI, with a further nine per cent reporting that they are currently conducting generative AI pilots. 

Despite this, the majority of respondents saw AI as an unavoidable part of HR’s future. Sixty per cent are participating in enterprise-wide discussions around their organisation’s use of generative AI, and only 14 per cent said they were not planning to make use of AI in the near future.

“Progressive organisations will begin to broaden how they use generative AI – for instance, our survey revealed more than one quarter of HR leaders are planning to use generative AI to develop personalised career development plans,” said Helen Poitevin, Distinguished VP Analyst at Gartner.

“HR expects to take a leading role in the evolution of generative AI; 35 per cent of HR leaders who responded to Gartner’s survey expect to lead their organisation’s enterprise-wide AI ethics approach.”

In order to drive the successful adoption of this transformative technology organisation-wide, HR professionals first need to get comfortable using it as part of their internal processes.

If you’re curious about the capabilities of generative AI but you’re not sure where to start, use the infographic below to explore useful prompts and applications that HR can use to get the most out of ChatGPT.

You can find a downloadable PDF version of the infographic here.


Learn more about how generative AI could impact our ways of working by signing up for this year’s AHRI Convention, where speakers including Sean Gallagher will delve into the AI-driven future of HR.


 

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Luis
Luis
1 year ago

awesome

Anon
Anon
1 year ago

Love AI it is making things so much easier, I think we just need to accept it or be left behind

SobCK
SobCK
1 year ago

heard a discussion where AI for CV reviews was found to introduce biases. Court case involving Amazon. the company using it, versus the AI provider has the duty not to discriminate.

Lana
Lana
1 year ago

Also, Claude is not available outside of the US and UK, so not useful for AU. ChatGPT knowledge base stops in 2021 so important to know that it may not be referencing the latest information. Bard is a bit slow, but gives you options so that’s pretty cool. And POE is awesome because you can interact in different languages (in my case, I tried Serbo-Croatian and because I don’t have the keyboard, I didn’t use the accents and it still understood and responded correctly. Although it stated that today’s day is Saturday (and it’s Tuesday). As with anything, always verify… Read more »

Edmund
Edmund
1 year ago

Very timely guidance, thank you.

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Infographic: Essential ChatGPT prompts for HR


From recruitment and onboarding to employee engagement and learning, use this visual cheat sheet to explore the diverse HR applications of AI chatbots and the best prompts to maximise their potential.

As HR departments strive to drive greater efficiency and elevate the employee experience, generative AI has emerged as a transformative tool. 

By leveraging the capabilities of AI platforms like ChatGPT, HR professionals can access real-time assistance, create customised resources and streamline their workflows. Used appropriately, this tech can empower HR to create a more efficient and employee-centric work environment.

However, despite the vast potential of generative AI, recent research has revealed that most HR departments are approaching its adoption with trepidation. 

In a survey conducted by Gartner, just five per cent of HR leaders reported that their function has already implemented generative AI, with a further nine per cent reporting that they are currently conducting generative AI pilots. 

Despite this, the majority of respondents saw AI as an unavoidable part of HR’s future. Sixty per cent are participating in enterprise-wide discussions around their organisation’s use of generative AI, and only 14 per cent said they were not planning to make use of AI in the near future.

“Progressive organisations will begin to broaden how they use generative AI – for instance, our survey revealed more than one quarter of HR leaders are planning to use generative AI to develop personalised career development plans,” said Helen Poitevin, Distinguished VP Analyst at Gartner.

“HR expects to take a leading role in the evolution of generative AI; 35 per cent of HR leaders who responded to Gartner’s survey expect to lead their organisation’s enterprise-wide AI ethics approach.”

In order to drive the successful adoption of this transformative technology organisation-wide, HR professionals first need to get comfortable using it as part of their internal processes.

If you’re curious about the capabilities of generative AI but you’re not sure where to start, use the infographic below to explore useful prompts and applications that HR can use to get the most out of ChatGPT.

You can find a downloadable PDF version of the infographic here.


Learn more about how generative AI could impact our ways of working by signing up for this year’s AHRI Convention, where speakers including Sean Gallagher will delve into the AI-driven future of HR.


 

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Luis
Luis
1 year ago

awesome

Anon
Anon
1 year ago

Love AI it is making things so much easier, I think we just need to accept it or be left behind

SobCK
SobCK
1 year ago

heard a discussion where AI for CV reviews was found to introduce biases. Court case involving Amazon. the company using it, versus the AI provider has the duty not to discriminate.

Lana
Lana
1 year ago

Also, Claude is not available outside of the US and UK, so not useful for AU. ChatGPT knowledge base stops in 2021 so important to know that it may not be referencing the latest information. Bard is a bit slow, but gives you options so that’s pretty cool. And POE is awesome because you can interact in different languages (in my case, I tried Serbo-Croatian and because I don’t have the keyboard, I didn’t use the accents and it still understood and responded correctly. Although it stated that today’s day is Saturday (and it’s Tuesday). As with anything, always verify… Read more »

Edmund
Edmund
1 year ago

Very timely guidance, thank you.

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