If only finding your dream job were as easy as Pong. Well, Pymetrics, a young startup that launched in the fall of 2014, claims that may actually be true. Play a few games for about half an hour on ...

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How are you supposed to identify (and land) your dream job when you don't know the answer to the oft-asked question: "What do you want to do with your life?" Pymetrics is using neuroscience-based ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--pymetrics, the company that uses neuroscience and AI to predict the right person for the job while removing bias from the process, was selected among hundreds of candidates ...

Acquisition will capitalize on best-in-class I/O psychology and cognitive science approaches to enable efficient, unbiased, and high-quality talent decisions across the entire employee lifecycle ...

Hiring in the business world can be a guessing game. On one side, even if a candidate is qualified, there’s no guarantee they’re actually good at the job or will stick to it. The company side is rife ...

NEW YORK, June 13, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- pymetrics continues to expand its team with the announcement today that Bob Toohey has joined as president. Toohey will report to founder and CEO Frida Polli ...

Founders: Frida Polli (CEO), Julie Yoo (chief data scientist) Launched: 2013 Headquarters: New York City Funding: $8.85 million This New York City-based company is combining neuroscience games and big ...

Identify the traits of your top performing employees and hire people like them, but without the discrimanatory bias of traditional recruiting. That’s the promise of Pymetrics, an artificial ...

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