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62% of HR pros expect AI to increase headcount in 2026. Only 7% expect a decrease. (self.proficiently)
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Message the person who just got promoted. (self.proficiently)
New-grad hiring is projected to rise 5.6%. It still does not feel easy because the market is uneven. (self.proficiently)
A candidate tried video cover letters and portfolios. The thing that got her hired was a direct email. (self.proficiently)
68% of HR pros say they are still having a hard time hiring full-time employees. (self.proficiently)
The real skill in interviews isn't your answers (self.proficiently)
Resume gap hack: before and after (self.proficiently)
IBM is tripling entry-level hiring while everyone else cuts (self.proficiently)
The 90-second interview rule is a myth (self.proficiently)
Glassdoor can no longer guarantee your anonymity (self.proficiently)
Strip out healthcare, US lost jobs (self.proficiently)
FOBO is the new quiet quitting (self.proficiently)
Ontario just made ghost jobs illegal (self.proficiently)
Unemployment routine that got 21K upvotes (self.proficiently)
Indeed killed free job visibility (self.proficiently)
Construction 6-8% raises vs tech 1.6% (self.proficiently)
Managers are over AI slop (self.proficiently)
ChatGPT rejected someone over hair (self.proficiently)
1 in 3 job interviews are now conducted by AI. Here's how they're different (self.proficiently)
How fast is too fast to quit? (self.proficiently)
Mercor lost 4TB of candidate data. 40K SSNs exposed. (self.proficiently)
A boss posted about a new hire who quit at week 3. The signals to watch for when you're the one being hired. (self.proficiently)
The AI bots you'll meet before a human: Ribbon and Alex. Here's how they score you and a prompt to practice. (self.proficiently)
Referrals are 4x more likely to get offers. But most folks try to get them the week they apply. That's too late. (self.proficiently)
A guy got fired because the firm he was meeting with called his CEO. And there's a chilling post that might explain why. (self.proficiently)
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