Avoiding Over-Surveillance

Some automated tools analyze facial expressions, tone, and micro-expressions, which raises ethical questions about surveillance and candidate monitoring. Organizations must balance the desire for insight with respect for personal privacy and avoid intrusive practices.

Some automated tools analyze facial expressions, tone, and micro-expressions, which raises ethical questions about surveillance and candidate monitoring. Organizations must balance the desire for insight with respect for personal privacy and avoid intrusive practices.

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