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A startup wants to help employers better evaluate character traits of would-be workers.
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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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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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Job hunters are complaining of a pretty brutal recruitment market.
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Emily Levine is executive vice president at Career Group Companies.
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AI Robots battling it out amidst a flurry of falling resumes
Jobseekers and recruiters are both using AI to get a leg up. It's a battle of the bots.

When Josh Holbrook, a software engineer in Alaska, was laid off in January, he didn't expect to spend too much time looking for a new job. He certainly didn't think he'd need to relearn the job-hunt process.

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Ask about your future team and their career backgrounds, says a recruiter with experience at Google, Dell, and Zendesk.
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Responding quickly to a text message could help you land a job.