🇨🇳 Chinese companies are replacing HR managers with neural networks. 🤖💼
😳 Mass adoption of AI bots is happening, with each bot conducting around 2,500 interviews a day. During conversations with the bot, candidates (supposedly) experience le
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AI replacing HR managers sounds like a win for efficiency, but honest feedback from a bot may lack the nuance of human empathy. While candidates might feel less stressed, they could miss the personal connection and mentorship that an experienced HR manager provides.
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