One thing I deeply dislike is that this is forcing you to use cliches and hyped wording in order to not be invisible, even if you despise being communicative in

One thing I deeply dislike is that this is forcing you to use cliches and hyped wording in order to not be invisible, even if you despise being communicative in that shallow, transient and irrelevant style. It's like a path to anti-meaningfulness at work. To be sure you're working in something that isn't atomatable, you want to detect great team fit, not just tech fit. That doesn't come out of a resume but it might after a couple of days working together.