Blockchain promises to change lives with its potential ways. The demand for blockchain in HR is growing to help businesses improve efficiency.  

FREMONT, CA: Blockchain is an advanced technology that has become the final word in ensuring efficient, secure, and smooth operations of an enterprise. It is seen as a reliable payment option and is used interchangeably with cryptocurrency. Blockchain is a high-tech decentralized ledger, which holds digital information which is verified. It is used in tracking information of all kinds and is also immune primarily to modification and fraud. This advanced technology has potential applications that are rich and varied across a host of functional domains. Human Resource (HR) is one such domain, and people are the most valuable asset an organization possesses.  

It is essential to understand and know employees in an organization in today's time. Employees represent the core component of enterprise management. The authenticity of HR for continuing development of enterprises assumes paramount importance in terms of efficiency of human resource management. The widespread prevalence and usage of internet technologies have resulted in potential economic losses to enterprises.

A blockchain-based model can solve the challenge that concerns the authenticity of human resource information. Based on blockchain technology, the HR information could be recorded in an HR Ledger. Blockchain is a perfect solution for time-consuming, and expensive operations, which are owing to the need for significant data collection. Recruitment and selection, employee onboarding, compensation management, performance management, and employee exit make the employee lifecycle potential candidates for such a transformation.

Blockchain can identify recruiters visiting the portal of an organization quickly in real-time and efficiently engage with them to offer them the right job competencies to tag against. This will ensure more deserving candidates into the company if jobs are personalized, for prospective candidates. The interview process for assessing the technical skills and behavioral can be put on the blockchain, ensuring that the competency for the prospective employee is stored for future references.

With the blockchain-driven scenario, the validation process becomes automated. Organizations are looking for opportunities to design and implement approaches to adopt a blockchain-based HR operating model. To validate HR information accurately, this process will track the different streams of HR information, ensuring disintermediation, and separating official data from background noise.