Thoughts on Preparing Students for That First Job Interview Using AI
- By dalexander
- CIN Open Forums
- 7 Replies
I am coaching 4 different people who are established professionals struggling with finding work in a unique job market. I agree that AI can be extremely helpful for research and ideas for how to align your skills to the job requirements and how to answer interview questions.
The problem is recruiters are getting overrun by AI-generated resumes and canned AI interview answers, so they are way more skeptical and picky with their interviewing than EVER before.
The success I'm seeing is when candidates focus on being real and human during the interviews and telling their story. AI is helpful for framing how you explain your accomplishments and answer questions, but if you are using canned AI answers and recruiters pick up on it, you've lost their trust.
The problem is recruiters are getting overrun by AI-generated resumes and canned AI interview answers, so they are way more skeptical and picky with their interviewing than EVER before.
The success I'm seeing is when candidates focus on being real and human during the interviews and telling their story. AI is helpful for framing how you explain your accomplishments and answer questions, but if you are using canned AI answers and recruiters pick up on it, you've lost their trust.