A Guardian opinion column reflects on the arbitrary nature of job interviews after the author returned to interviewing candidates for the first time in 15 years.
Rising use of AI in hiring is making it harder for young job seekers to stand out, prompting new advice on navigating the market.
An online debate over iced coffee habits has turned into a wider discussion about generational divides in hiring, according to a career expert.
Experts say typical job search advice is no longer effective as AI adoption and economic shifts transform hiring practices.
An online debate over small interview habits has employees and recruiters divided on what such details signal about candidates.
CNBC reports companies are increasingly deploying artificial intelligence to conduct job interviews, a shift some describe as 'jarring' even as employers hope it will streamline hiring.
A CNBC report finds that despite a difficult labor market, some candidates are declining interviews conducted entirely by artificial intelligence and avoiding companies that use them.
Some employers are asking job applicants to pitch their ideas on stage before judges and an audience, a format BBC Business reports has raised questions about fairness.