Oh wow actual advice! Absolutely! Don't complain to me you're getting a bunch of $300k people at the second round for your junior position - you did this to yourself The shortest ones are scams:...
Oh wow actual advice!
Hiring experts also recommend sharing the actual salary range, not obfuscating state pay transparency laws with ranges like “$85,000-$285,000.” A better match of financial expectations leads to higher-quality applications
Absolutely! Don't complain to me you're getting a bunch of $300k people at the second round for your junior position - you did this to yourself
Longer job descriptions attract fewer applicants. According to Appcast research, job descriptions over 701 words result in application rates of less than 5%.
The shortest ones are scams: "work from home up to $100k/yr no exp!" Some of the not scams are worded not much better.
And brown M&Ms. So weird in this landscape of AI talking to AI, we need a secret handshake to engage with real humans.
This made me think of the Angela Collier video where she makes fun of the CEO of Zoom for saying he envisions a future where you can send an "AI clone" of yourself to meetings that you don't want...
But the logical extension of that practice is humans using AI tools to fill in job applications that an AI evaluates. Nobody believes that’s the ideal path, except perhaps the tool vendors.
This made me think of the Angela Collier video where she makes fun of the CEO of Zoom for saying he envisions a future where you can send an "AI clone" of yourself to meetings that you don't want to attend yourself, which when taken to its inevitable conclusion would see a bunch of AI clones having Zoom meetings with each other while all the humans are at the beach. It's like a future is being laid out before us where AIs are used to apply to the jobs, AIs are deciding who gets the jobs, and then AIs are also the ones showing up to do the jobs.
Inspired by a discussion here on Tildes. Thank you all so much!
Lol you’re welcome
You did a great writeup, thanks for posting your article for us! :)
Oh wow actual advice!
Absolutely! Don't complain to me you're getting a bunch of $300k people at the second round for your junior position - you did this to yourself
The shortest ones are scams: "work from home up to $100k/yr no exp!" Some of the not scams are worded not much better.
And brown M&Ms. So weird in this landscape of AI talking to AI, we need a secret handshake to engage with real humans.
Just AI talking to AI and people wondering why it all sucks
This made me think of the Angela Collier video where she makes fun of the CEO of Zoom for saying he envisions a future where you can send an "AI clone" of yourself to meetings that you don't want to attend yourself, which when taken to its inevitable conclusion would see a bunch of AI clones having Zoom meetings with each other while all the humans are at the beach. It's like a future is being laid out before us where AIs are used to apply to the jobs, AIs are deciding who gets the jobs, and then AIs are also the ones showing up to do the jobs.