Job Seekers Reject AI Interviewers, Citing Dehumanization and Poor Company Culture
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Summary
Job seekers are increasingly encountering AI interviewers during their job search, leading to mixed reactions of confusion, intrigue, and frustration. Many candidates, like Debra Borchardt, find the experience dehumanizing and a red flag for poor company culture, with some outright refusing to participate in such interviews. The article highlights the growing trend of AI in hiring processes and its impact on job seekers' morale.
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Job-seekers tell Fortune they’re outright refusing to do AI interviews, calling them dehumanizing and a red flag for bad company culture.
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