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רובוט AI מקיים ריאיון עבודה ראיון עבודה

The human interview may be the next thing AI replaces

13.07.26|Lital Samet

Technology companies believe AI can make hiring faster and fairer, but critics warn that machines may introduce new problems.

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Why top talent walks away: The pitfalls of overloaded hiring tasks

13.07.25|Maayan Manela

Senior candidates are increasingly rejecting excessive take-home assignments, and companies risk losing the very people they want most.

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From PC Technician to Mover: 9 CEOs Share Their First Job Experience

23.01.20|Maayan Manela

A person’s first job can have a significant impact on the rest of one’s career ends up taking them in a completely different direction; This is also true for most industry leaders

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Learning from the Piece of Velcro Placed in Space Helmets

02.03.18|Iris Shoor

Entrepreneur Iris Shoor thinks companies should focus on real data and not rely on their, often unrealistic, conception of users to tell them how to improve their product