Infor Talent Science Reviews & Product Details

One of the most valuable aspects of this software for me has been its ability to streamline and simplify my daily workflow. The automation features, especially around scheduling and tracking progress, have significantly reduced the time I spend on manual tasks. For example, instead of juggling multiple spreadsheets or systems, I can manage everything in one place, which saves me several hours each week. The intuitive interface also makes it easy to onboard quickly and start seeing results right away. An unexpected benefit has been the improved collaboration across my team—sharing updates and accessing real-time information has made communication much more efficient and reduced delays. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One area where the software could improve is in the availability of more detailed disposition codes. Right now, the limited options sometimes make it difficult to accurately capture specific outcomes or candidate statuses. For example, when managing different stages of the recruiting process, I’ve found myself having to choose a code that doesn’t fully reflect the actual situation. Expanding these options would provide better clarity, improve reporting accuracy, and make it easier to track trends and decision points over time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I enjoy that Infor Talent Science gives me an all-around assessment, which is helpful because a lot of our interviews are very short. This allows me to get a quick overview of the applicant and decide whether I want to forward them on or not. The initial setup was very easy, and our representative made it particularly simple and was very informative. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think it makes my job more laborsome and cumbersome because first, I have to review the candidate, then send it on for assessment, then review the candidate again, and then decide whether I wanna do a phone screen. Where before, I only had to do one stop. And when you only have a handful of candidates, you do have to review them all anyways, so I don't always see the value then. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I find Infor Talent Science to be an easy platform to navigate, which is a big plus for me. The genuinely helpful information it provides assists in deciding which candidates to move forward with during recruitment. It's also useful for creating interview questions. I like that it's easy to find candidates and see the roles they applied to. The information helps me figure out how an employee might perform in different spaces within my organization. The setup was easy, with lots of support provided. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I wish I could more easily compare and contrast one candidate across different roles. The ability to switch the view to another job other than what the candidate applied for would be helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For me ,the summary, scorecard and interview questions are the most helpful when I am reviewing a potential candidate for an interview. The summary helps me identify the candidates strengths, the scorecard helps me identify the percentages of where the candidate’s behavioral characteristics fall in relation to the ideal range span for the role and the interview questions are specific to the candidate based on their score. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The amount of information provided is quite substantial and there are occasions when I may not have enough time to read everything in the talent science page about the candidate. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The ability to compare against our organization's position profiles, interview guide and detailed summary and overviews. I have never used a talent tool in the past and this makes recruitment alot more insightful and intentional. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I am a new user so haven't seen many potential inefficiencies but at times, I know my team has shared concerns with the Talent Science portion/section/tab not appearing on candidate's applications.

I also had a candidate confirm completion of assessment but was not available until the next day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like how easy Infor Talent Science is to read and how you can hover over different things to get little snippets. The interactive features like the expanded explanations are great. It provides me with a really nice insight into what kind of person I'm bringing into the building, and it helps me understand candidates better through the questions they answer without pressure. The initial setup was extremely easy since all I had to do was click on a link and send my candidates to the same page. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Everything's kind of vague. It could be a little bit more explicit in which situations he answered, in what way that made him show that he can improve. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Provides unique good candidate insights. The assessment help in making decisions at all different stages of the hiring process. Ruling out bad candidates is always good. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The assessment doesn’t always seem to give accurate reviews of the candidates move through it quickly. Some times it can cause confusion if the screen or interview went well and then the assessment doesn’t line up. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It is easy to read and detailed, and provides accurate data in relation to the department. In addition the report is easy to download and share information. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes the report does not show results right away or it isn't integrated with the ATS we are using. It can be time consuming to get the info I need. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What stands out most about Infor Talent Science is how it blends data science with practical HR decision-making in a way that’s actually usable day-to-day, not just theoretical.

At its core, it uses predictive analytics to help organizations make better hiring and talent decisions. Instead of relying only on resumes or gut instinct, it builds success profiles based on top performers and then matches candidates against those profiles. That leads to more objective, consistent hiring.

Another strong point is how it supports the full employee lifecycle, not just recruitment. It can be used for internal mobility, leadership development, and identifying high-potential employees, which makes it valuable beyond just talent acquisition.

It’s also designed to reduce bias by focusing on behavioral and cognitive data rather than subjective factors. For HR teams, that’s a big step toward more fair and defensible hiring practices.

From a practical standpoint, it integrates well with broader HRIS ecosystems (like Workday or SAP SuccessFactors), which makes adoption easier without disrupting existing workflows.

If you’re answering this for an application or interview, you might want to tailor it slightly. For example, a concise version:

“I like how Infor Talent Science combines predictive analytics with real HR challenges, especially its ability to build data-driven success profiles and improve hiring quality while reducing bias. It’s not just a hiring tool; it supports long-term talent development and integrates well with existing HR systems, which makes it highly practical for modern HR teams.”

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1. Over-reliance on assessments (can feel rigid)

One of the biggest concerns is that the platform is heavily assessment-driven. It can feel “too data-focused,” leaving less room for human judgment, context, or nuanced candidate evaluation.

2. Candidate experience can suffer

The assessments can be long and complex, which sometimes leads to candidate drop-off during the hiring process. This is a real issue for talent acquisition teams trying to keep candidates engaged.

3. Complexity and data overload

While the analytics are powerful, some users find the volume of data and reports overwhelming. Hiring managers may struggle to interpret insights effectively or may oversimplify decisions by focusing only on scores.

4. Not ideal for all organizations

It tends to work best for larger companies with high-volume hiring. Smaller organizations or roles with low hiring volume may not get enough value or accurate predictive models.

5. Implementation and setup can take time

Because it builds customized success profiles, implementation isn’t instant, it can take weeks to fully roll out, which may be a drawback for fast-moving teams.

6. User experience could be more intuitive

Some users mention that the interface isn’t always smooth or user-friendly, which can slow adoption. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that it takes the personal bias out of candidate skill evaluations. It gives you a tool to measure their skills and abilities and assesses whether a person has the skills and abilities to perform the role that they are applying for. This helps the company make better hiring decisions and helps candidates identify the areas they need to develop more in for that role. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I think the assessment itself is very long, which could discourage people from completing it. Also, some people simply don’t do well on assessments in general, and that can scare off an otherwise strong candidate. While I understand that it provides objective results, I don’t think it should be used as the only factor in hiring decisions. For example, at my company you can’t become a Recruiter unless you “pass” the assessment, and I’ve seen many great candidates rejected for that reason. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.