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Its quite saying, that in order to get interviews, you have to basically lie your way with various generative AI. Whereas, I've been looking for quite a while,
by mystraline 1y ago
Its quite saying, that in order to get interviews, you have to basically lie your way with various generative AI.
Whereas, I've been looking for quite a while, with very few bites. And nobody so far on HN Who's hiring responds, except for a place that seems to want 60h/week and pay for 40h/week.
Being genuine and truthful in the age of generative AI, LLMs, quiet quitting, /r/overemployed (on the sly working multiple 40h week jobs).... Being honest in this environment seems to be a losing endeavor.
- klodolph 1y agoI’m a little skeptical that generative AI is an effective way to land a job. It doesn’t really seem like it helps that much in résumé generation. Are people applying to enough hundreds of jobs that generative AI helps you keep up with the sheer volume of text you need to send? Some people are… but these aren’t people who know what good résumés look like, because those people write their own résumés, and these people aren’t people who are good with LLMs, because that skill is in-demand. I think it’s just a tight, tough market. What I’ve seen is job searches that take longer and have higher standards. You’re competing with a larger pool of experienced candidates. And various companies are worsening the work conditions because the market favors it (and they want “unregretted attrition”). It’s hard not to be cynical. But I think it’s just a shitty market to be looking for a job, it’s not a paradigm shift that favors dishonesty.
- JumpCrisscross 1y ago> confirming the signal chat leaks were real To the degree I skim resumes for anything nowadays, it’s AI slop. Automatic bin.
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