The internet can't decide: Is the post-interview thank-you card dead?

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Photo illustration of job interview with software developers.
Photo illustration of job interview with software developers.

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What job seekers and employers need to learn about AI and hiring, according to Indeed's top marketer

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James Whitemore speaking on stage at Indeed Future Works 2025
Indeed's chief marketing officer James Whitemore, speaking at the company's 2025 Future Works event

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AI isn't likely throwing out your résumé. A human is.

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A worker talks with a recruiter
Fired IRS worker Brittany Glenn, right, talks to recruiter Lena Lager during a jobs fair for laid-off federal workers Saturday, March 15, 2025, in Kansas City, Mo.

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Another top recruiting exec is out at Citadel. She joined the $69 billion hedge fund only 2 months ago.

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Ken Griffin speaks on stage at a conference.
Ken Griffin, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Citadel, speaks during the America Business Forum at Kaseya Center in Miami, Florida, U.S. November 5, 2025. REUTERS/Marco Bello

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This startup uses AI agents to place people in jobs. Read the pitch deck it used to raise $20 million.

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Matthew Wilson and Saaras Mehan, the founders of Jack & Jill.
Matthew Wilson and Saaras Mehan, the founders of Jack & Jill.

Jack & Jill

How to make the most of AI when looking for a job — and the pitfalls to avoid

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A candidate uses AI to apply for jobs
 AI can streamline your job search, but you still need your personal touch to stand out.

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Signs you've been 'love-bombed' during a job interview and what to do about it

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A woman shaking hands in a job interview with the hiring manager
If the hiring manager is too optimistic and full of praise during an interview, it could be a sign of "love-bombing."

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The U.S. Navy Is Looking for Submarine Recruits on Reddit

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Gen Zers can be weird in interviews. A recruiter explained how it sets them back.

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Gen Z woman in an interview, hiring manager looking at CV on a tablet.
Gen Zers may be making some huge mistakes early on in the jobseeking process (stock photo).

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Some Gen Zers seem to be bringing parents to job interviews. It may not be as bad as it sounds.

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Gen Z and their parent in job interview.
Some Gen Zers are bringing their parents to interviews (stock image.)

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