This would only make resumes fill up with AI gibberish.
HR would now learn to avoid large blocks of text.
this post was submitted on 12 Apr 2024
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Then LinkedIn can sell HR AI to parse these resumes.
Create problem, sell solution.
Brilliant!
Worth noting that this is just to get closer to parity with LinkedIn, who has offered this for at least a year.
Linkedin also support AI chat and AI comment. So, you want to make interaction with someone, let AI handler it.
So in few year, there will be a button: find job for me, $99.99/month, and find me some candidates, $999.99/month.
Just hit the button, add your credit card information, sit back and wait for better job.
Or you can find job manually. But you need to purchase a course: "How to write CV bot can understand" and "How to impress AI in screening and technical interview."