"Easily 25% of apps appear to be AI-generated," Bonnie Dilber, a recruiting manager with app-automation company Zapier, told HuffPost. This highlights the prevalence of AI in job applications and its detectability by recruiters.
"It signals to me that the person may not know what they are talking about or how to blend AI-generated content with their own ideas," Bonnie Dilber explained, underlining the importance of personal input and understanding in applications.
"The absence of specificity, authenticity and personal touch can be a red flag," said Laurie Chamberlin, emphasizing the need for candidates to provide concrete examples over generic buzzwords.
Tejal Wagadia remarked on issues of care and editing with AI applications, stating she often sees applications with inconsistent formatting and careless phrases, indicating a lack of effort.
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