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I'm sorry, but your question doesn't seem to be fully included in your message. You mentioned the halo effect, which in HR terms often refers to a bias where the perception of a positive trait in a person or product positively influences further judgments about the traits of that person or product. However, without more information about what you're asking regarding the halo effect, it's difficult to provide a detailed answer.
Could you provide more details about your question? Are you asking about how the halo effect can impact decision-making in an HR context, or did you want information about how to mitigate the effects of this bias in HR processes? Any additional information you can provide will help in giving a more accurate answer.
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Could you provide more details about your question? Are you asking about how the halo effect can impact decision-making in an HR context, or did you want information about how to mitigate the effects of this bias in HR processes? Any additional information you can provide will help in giving a more accurate answer.
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