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Presidency College Brochure
Presidency College Brochure
GPT Prompt Engineering: Prompt for JD, Prompt for Scheduling, Prompt
for Template Generation, Prompt for Stress Management, etc.
GPT in Recruitment & Selection: GPT-based resume screening and ATS,
Virtual Assistants & Chatbots for candidate engagement and support,
Predictive Analytics for identifying high-potential candidates, Ethical
considerations in GPT-driven recruitment, etc.
GPT in Onboarding: GPT-enabled employee onboarding, Personalized
onboarding experiences using GPT algorithms, GPT in employee
engagement, GPT-powered employee feedback and sentiment analysis,
Chatbots for employee support and FAQs, etc.
GPT in Learning & Development: GPT in adaptive learning systems and
personalized training recommendations, GPT-based skill gap analysis and
competency mapping, GPT tools used in adaptive learning systems,
Chatbots and virtual assistants for learning support, etc.
GPT in Career Planning: Predictive analytics for workforce demand &
supply forecasting, Identifying high potential employees, GPT-based
Talent retention strategies, Ethical considerations in GPT-driven
workforce planning, etc.
GPT in HR Content Generation: Data privacy, security & compliance in
GPT-driven HRM, Ethical considerations in GPT-driven content
generation, etc.
GPT in HR Process Automation: Online tools demonstration
GPT in Stress Management: GPT-driven employee wellbeing and stress
management tools, Predictive Analytics for identifying burnout risks,
GPT-powered scheduling and workload optimization, Ethical
considerations in monitoring employee wellbeing using GPT, etc.
Emerging Trends and the future of GPT in HRM: Advancements in NLP for
HR applications, GPT-powered sentiment analysis and employee
experience management, Ethical GPT and the role of HR professionals in
ensuring responsible GPT use, etc.
Intended audience:
HRBPs & Senior HRBPs, HR Managers & Senior Managers, HR Officers,
Senior HR Practitioners & Consultants, CHROs, Academicians, PhD
scholars. The maximum number of participants is restricted to thirty (30).