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LinkedIn has added new AI features to help both applicants and recruiters. They’re rolling out AI-assisted resume and cover letter writing, as well as career coaching with an AI agent. They’ve also developed tools for recruiters to sift through resumes and find the right applicants. And while this will make the job search less tedious,…

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LinkedIn has added new AI features to help both applicants and recruiters. They’re rolling out AI-assisted resume and cover letter writing, as well as career coaching with an AI agent. They’ve also developed tools for recruiters to sift through resumes and find the right applicants. And while this will make the job search less tedious, at what point does it all become robots hiring other robots?

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  1. @Jb4nay

    June 14, 2024 at 3:51 pm

    Maybe I’m just jaded from the automated tools that seem to instantly disqualify candidates, but at least the cover letter prompt would give applicants some of their time back. I’ve lost so much time writing cover letters that didn’t lead to anything

  2. @Buy_YT_Views_1379

    June 14, 2024 at 4:04 pm

    You’re a true inspiration for aspiring creators.

  3. @ingusmant

    June 14, 2024 at 5:08 pm

    Its gonna be used to send me more spam and fake offers

  4. @soapgirlsrule

    June 14, 2024 at 6:36 pm

    Maybe they should focus on getting rid of all the fake jobs on there first.

  5. @thefamily512

    June 14, 2024 at 6:37 pm

    No one asked for these changes, they are doing it for profit. Keep things simple like the fork and knife, no one eats with a swiss army tool.

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