Hedge funds are spending fortunes to win the talent war. It's changing the industry in the process.

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Citadel's chief people officer leaves the firm as hedge funds battle for talent

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Ken Griffin founded Citadel, one of the largest hedge funds in the world.

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You crushed the interview, then heard nothing. Here's what to do next.

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The right way to ask questions about AI in your next job interview

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How you talk about AI in an interview is important.

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Here is what 3 AI startup CEOs say they're looking for when deciding to hire a candidate

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For some AI startups, a résumé is coming in second to adaptability and willingness to use AI.

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I put EV chargers in my company's parking lot. With gas prices soaring, employees appreciate them even more.

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Hanko Kiessner put EV chargers in his company's parking lot.

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I work in recruiting tech. Here's how the smartest candidates use AI differently in their job search.

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Trent Cotton is head of talent-acquisition insights at iCIMS.

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Private equity recruiting returned with its usual chaos — and better candidates

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The military is running out of teenagers to recruit — and old-school methods to reach them are failing

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Military recruiting is on the upswing, but many recruiters say it's never been harder to get young people interested in service.

How the US Army is using influencers to fix its $1 billion recruiting crisis

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In recent years, the US Army has faced a recruiting crisis, failing to add enough enlisted soldiers to its ranks.

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