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Why job searches suck right now | Insider

Economic uncertainty, ghost job postings, and the extensive use of AI in recruiting are all characteristics of the present employment market, making it difficult and unusual for many people to find work.

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  • May 23, 2023
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Economic uncertainty, ghost job postings, and the extensive use of AI in recruiting are all characteristics of the present employment market, making it difficult and unusual for many people to find work. 

The job market has become increasingly challenging and bizarre for many job seekers. Despite a seemingly strong labor market with companies adding new employees, finding a job has become an unexpectedly difficult task. Job seekers are facing economic instability, opaque hiring processes, and the rise of technologies like generative AI, which make it hard to understand what is happening in the hiring landscape. Ghost-job postings, where positions are advertised but applicants receive no response, have become widespread, contributing to job seekers’ frustration and a skewed perception of available opportunities. Additionally, AI technologies are being used extensively in the hiring process, with applicant-tracking systems and automated interviews becoming the norm. However, these technologies can introduce biases and make it challenging for qualified candidates to stand out. Furthermore, the proliferation of generative AI tools is predicted to result in job losses, causing concern among workers. Despite the challenges, job seekers who are adept at using AI tools and resources can gain an edge in the evolving job market. 

Source: https://www.businessinsider.com/ai-chatgpt-hiring-ghost-interviews-job-search-weird-labor-market-2023-5 

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