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How to prepare for an AI-powered job interview as recruiters turn to chatbots for screening

By

Kelvin Chan

3d ago· 6 min readen

Summary

As AI-generated job applications flood recruiters, companies are increasingly using AI chatbots to interview candidates during the screening stage. These interviews happen via phone, text, or video with avatars. While many find AI interviews unsettling, they are becoming standard practice. Experts advise preparing by practicing answers out loud, focusing on behavioral questions with specific examples and metrics, and avoiding using AI to craft responses as it can be easily detected.

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If you've been shortlisted, get ready to be interviewed by artificial intelligence.
Recruiters are turning to AI to cope with a flood of AI-generated job applications.
Many find AI interviews unsettling, but they're becoming common.
AI interviews often focus on behavioral questions, requiring specific examples and metrics.
Candidates should avoid using AI to craft responses, as it can be easily detected.
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Applying for a new job? You might be interviewed by artificial intelligence. Recruiters, overwhelmed by AI-generated job applications, are using chatbots, mainly for initial screenings. This trend is growing as technology advances. Many find AI interviews

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