#automated interviews

[insightfultake]

AI in Hiring: How Automated Interviews Are Changing the Recruitment Game

In a world where artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly taking center stage, the hiring process is undergoing a quiet but powerful transformation. For professionals navigating today’s volatile job market, the resume is no longer the first impression—an algorithm is.

Across industries, firms are beginning to delegate the early stages of recruitment to AI-powered tools. This development isn’t just about convenience; it’s reshaping the very nature of how talent is identified, assessed, and hired. From real estate companies to tech unicorns, everyone is tapping into AI’s potential to scan thousands of applicants with the efficiency and neutrality that even the most seasoned HR professionals struggle to match.

[bethanydelleman]

So I watched this video about collecting rejections as rocks in a jar and I couldn't help thinking that I wish I had more rejections which is kind of weird but

When you job search these days, it feels like screaming into a void. You almost never get rejected, you just don't hear anything. I find it weirdly difficult emotionally because you can't help hoping that maybe you will hear, and I've gotten interviews 2 or 3 months after applying so there is precedent. You aren't able to emotionally dismiss any opportunity, because who knows?

I would much rather have a rejection and close the door. Given how all this shit is automated anyway, how hard can it be for the company to send out an email saying the position was filled? My last job hunt (about a year ago), I had two interviews in the same week and received an offer from the second one. When I emailed the first, out of courtesy, and told them I was withdrawing from consideration, they told me they had already hired someone. Can they not even email the interviewees? The lack of consideration is astounding to me.

And then HR people have the audacity to complain that people will skip interviews without notification, who treated whom without basic human decency first?

[crackedegotheories]

My (mechanical) son is coming back! And he looks just as homicidal as ever, you love to see it!

[sparrow-writes-draws]

2024 vs 2023

[moonymoonsiplier]

The best automaton to place all your unresolved trauma in \o/

[rivtictics]

I cannot even describe how excited I am for the sequel of WAIA, like it's been what, 3 years since the release of the last MCU project?? Shitting and giggling my feet yall

[jayishere3269]

HA more wilford art :3

[eyesore-boi]

This morning I woke up at 4:30 (cause fuck me I guess) and for some reason one of my first, conscious thoughts were "What if the WAIA looks like a priest cause Wilford killed the pope", and then I spent a good 10 minutes just thinking bout that.

I eventually came to the conclusion that Warfstache did it cause he thought it worked like The Santa Clause rules where if you kill someone you become them/their status. Then, reasonably, that lead me to think he was behind the Kennedy Assassination and the Queen's death, and he's just kinda confused why he hasn't been recognized for those titles yet.

...You all agree with me don't lie.

[dookieboy1999]

daniel showing louis and armand social media and they all open twitter and armand has 4 accounts and 100+ notifications

[teddybeartoji]

HE ONLY SLEEPS FOUR HOURS A DAYYYY

[funshineiplier]

Warfstache Automaton Neon Glow

[alivehouse]

we shouldve fucking had an eskew jobhunting episode. put that man on linkedin and let the wolves devour him

[sparrow-writes-draws]

Six character fan arts pt3 Warfstache :D

(Prev parts + old version under break)

[midnightnautilus]

Thank you @markiplier for blessing us with this audio

[mbgcreates]

Egotober Day 13: Clockwork

Quick drawing of the WAIA, a pretty loose application of the prompt lol. Head isn't accurate cuz of the ref photo and this was supposed to be fast

[thrashermp3]

ok so i have an interview next week,