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    gdbassett,

    @nf3xn Honestly hiring might be more efficient if instead of resumes (it in addition) we told a LLM all about us and embedded it, embedded the position description, and used the distance to help prioritize.

    cazabon,

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    Are we sure they're even clever enough to think of that?

    Far more than half of the recruiting emails I get these days either mandate 5+ years in tools/etc that are not present on my resume at all, 10+ years of things that have only existed for a year or two, or demand on-location work in a country other than my own and for which I would need a hard-to-get work visa.

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  • rallias,
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    @nf3xn isn't that what the nice helpful skills section at the top is for?

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    @nf3xn This is an interesting idea: use LLMs to reverse engineer the candidate's character sheet from their submitted applications for apples-to-apples evaluation of candidates on their own strengths.
    I wonder if employers and their HR teams will be interested in this level of science?

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