Recruitment process can be made inclusive by conduct inclusive tests to level the playing field, conducting practical tests, instead of traditional assessments or by modifying the testing requirements
Thomson Reuters allows their visually impaired interviewees to take the assessment test on their personal laptops equipped with screen-reader software. This levels the playing field for visually impaired job seekers. Companies such Northern Trust, Poundwize, and Redbus use practical assessments to ensure their employees are assessed based on job-specific skills.
Companies like HCL and Wipro have adjusted their testing requirements so that people with disabilities are assessed on a wider range of criteria and not just on test results. For example, persons with vision impairment may not be able to answer questions that require visual comprehension. Further, learning languages happens through audio input, persons with hearing impairment face challenges in becoming proficient at languages. To account for it in assessments, use of simple English becomes critical for inclusion. This enables a more inclusive approach to hiring.