We can all agree that AI is the next big thing (if you like it or not!). It's certainly where tech and IT are headed, so it makes sense that the UK would be trying to become a world leader in the field. Except... it's not. Not if you look at the roles out there. France and Spain are leading the world in AI recruitment, and the UK makes up less than 5% of roles in the Western world. How can we be an AI destination if there aren't any jobs? https://bit.ly/49pdD2A #AI #Recruitment #Staffing #ML
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We can all agree that AI is the next big thing (if you like it or not!). It's certainly where tech and IT are headed, so it makes sense that the UK would be trying to become a world leader in the field. Except... it's not. Not if you look at the roles out there. France and Spain are leading the world in AI recruitment, and the UK makes up less than 5% of roles in the Western world. How can we be an AI destination if there aren't any jobs? https://bit.ly/49pdD2A #AI #Recruitment #Staffing #ML
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I’m getting bored of reading that AI is revolutionising recruitment. Or that Recruiter’s jobs now boil down to soft skills and candidate experience. Unless I’m completely misunderstanding what these tools do, or the information available to them, my interpretation is that they play ‘snap’ very quickly with key words and data. The key words on ‘active’ candidate’s CVs and/or profiles who have applied to a company’s advert or sit on a database(s) hoping to be found. Maybe it’s just me, but I know the last CV I circulated was around 9 years ago. And I can’t remember the last job advert I applied to. Even as a Recruiter my LinkedIn profile isn’t an exact reflection of what I do and doesn't explain what I am interested in doing next. The best candidates on the market will remain invisible to AI. So no, in my opinion it’s not “revolutionising recruitment”, it’s making sifting through a database(s) and/or advert applications faster. And the jury’s still out about whether it’s even making that process more accurate or effective from what I'm reading. Or am I missing something here? #aiinrecruitment #financerecuitment #core3 Leo Hewett Cally-Marie Burgess Louis Cordice Richard Bailey Bex Hall Micâ Postans Harrison Robertson Lewis Bittle Stuart Vincent
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Getmee's Top 10 Things to Know About Artificial Intelligence in Employment Services Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising various industries, and the Employment Services sector is no exception. From streamlining recruitment processes to enhancing job-seeker experience, AI is reshaping how Employment Services operators deliver their services to clients. Here are the top 10 things you need to know about AI in Employment Services. 1. Enhanced Job-Seeker Matching Traditional recruitment processes often involve manual screening of resumes and job applications, which can be time-consuming and prone to bias. AI-powered algorithms can analyse vast amounts of data to match job seekers with job opportunities more accurately. By considering factors such as skills, experience, and cultural fit, AI helps recruiters identify the most suitable job seekers efficiently. https://lnkd.in/e5RjSkXv @IEPInfo #IEPNews #Employability @Get-Mee #ArtificialIntellgence #AI #AIemployment #IEPPartners
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