The cost of getting a job today(weli.dev)
23 points by weli | 23 comments
A personal blog post by a new Head of Engineering at a startup reflecting on hiring and how much more than skills it takes to get a job today.
#recruiting on Hacker News
9 stories tagged recruiting, newest first.
Show HN: Yeah Nah – a BS score for Australian job ads(yeahnah.lol)
8 points by veilmux | 0 comments
Job Roast is a web tool where you paste a job ad and get a plain-English translation, the real requirements, and a BS score from 0 to 100.
The Deeply Impersonal Personalized Recruiter Mail(blog.pentlander.com)
27 points by speckx | 24 comments
A blog post criticizing recruiter emails that recite a software engineer's career history as fake personalization before pitching unrelated jobs.
Did They Ghost You?(didtheyghostyou.com)
377 points by mooreds | 168 comments
Did They Ghost You? is a site keeping an anonymous, moderated public record of companies that stop responding to job candidates during interviews.
I was interviewed by an AI bot for a job(theverge.com)
381 points by speckx | 385 comments
A Verge video feature in which reporter Hayden Field tries three AI interviewer platforms for real and mock jobs, shown here via a SchwarzTech snippet post.
Job-seekers are dodging AI interviewers(fortune.com)
539 points by robtherobber | 786 comments
Fortune article reporting that job candidates are avoiding AI-conducted interviews, with some saying they'd rather stay unemployed than talk to an AI interviewer.
On loyalty to Your Employer(talentstuff.com)
365 points by Peroni | 394 comments
Blog post by Stevie Buckley on Talent Stuff, republished from HackerNoon (2018), discussing whether employees owe loyalty to their employer.
Resume Tip: Hacking "AI" screening of resumes(solipsys.co.uk)
436 points by ColinWright | 207 comments
Screenshot of a tweet describing hidden white-on-white prompt-injection text added to a resume to game AI-based candidate screening.
Canonical’s recruitment process is long and complex(old.reddit.com)
350 points by opensourcecat | 350 comments
A Reddit post in r/recruitinghell giving a step-by-step account of Canonical's lengthy recruitment process for a non-technical role.