A recruiter says she's drowning in résumés. Any time she posts a job, she gets 'a tsunami.'

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Recruiter Kathy Lavinder often hesitates to post open roles because she receives too many résumés for niche roles.

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How banks from Goldman to JPMorgan are defending against private equity poaching of junior bankers

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Man in a suit exits the Wall Street subway station

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Bank of America juniors will be reassigned — but not fired — if they accept PE jobs

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Bank of America's NYC headquarters

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I tried a tool that lets your coworkers rate your character. The startup behind it wants employers to use it for hiring.

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A startup wants to help employers better evaluate character traits of would-be workers.

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OpenAI's rivals are on the prowl after an exodus of high-level executives

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Mira Murati last week announced her departure from OpenAI. The recent outflow of talent from the company could mean the brain drain is just getting underway.

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Don't overlook older workers. They could be the best at AI in your business.

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Older workers might be better — or at least just as good — as their younger peers when it comes to using AI. But age bias often persists.

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How JPMorgan's crackdown on private-equity recruiting could play out for junior bankers, PE firms, and more

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The Wall Street subway stop

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Gen Z strikes back

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Job seekers are jumping through more hoops to get hired as power shifts back to employers

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Job hunters are complaining of a pretty brutal recruitment market.

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I recruit people to work for A-list celebrities. This is what I look for.

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Emily Levine is executive vice president at Career Group Companies.

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