From Newsgroup: comp.misc
This article about the ongoing difficulties of people trying to find
jobs, while at the same time employers seem unable to find people to
fill their job positions, seems to put the primary blame on AI <
https://www.thepost.co.nz/business/360905126/people-cant-find-jobs-jobs-cant-find-people-whos-blame>.
Specifically, employers are relying too much on AI-generated
situations-vacant ads, which leave out important information about the
actual job situation. And so they get too many applicants who are
unsuited to that actual job situation.
Interesting to compare this part
IrCOm not advising anyone to be a luddite here, but at a certain
time we have AI talking to AI whorCOs talking to AI. Hiring is an
inherently human process and unfortunately no AI (that I know of)
can screen for personality, fit within a team or attitude.
with this part
The uncomfortable truth? If you wouldn't give your all to a role,
employers can sense it.
If the employers are using AI to screen their applicants, then
probably they wonrCOt rCLsenserCY any such thing ...
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