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According to new research from Ipsos and Google, hiring managers are increasingly turning to AI to solve the hiring crisis.
Ex-Google recruiter Sarah Goose spent years learning how diverse companies hire. Goose says that despite widespread layoffs, big companies still hire in the fourth quarter. She advises her clients to ...
Upwork reports AI is transforming hiring by automating tasks but stresses the need to maintain human connections for ...
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Google brings back in-person job interviews as CEO Sundar Pichai cracks down on AI cheating
After the pandemic, virtual meetings and interviews became the new normal in Silicon Valley. From startups to big tech giants, most companies shifted to online hiring processes to boost efficiency and ...
Matt Corbett has over three decades of expertise in talent acquisition, spanning technology consulting, executive search and RPO at ZRG. Just like it has for marketing, finance and other aspects of ...
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Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. The job market has dramatically shifted in the digital age, especially since Covid-19.
Fudging a detail or two on a resume is nothing new, but based on 1,250 responses to a survey of professionals who have searched for a job within the last two years, outright lying and cheating have ...
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