Job interviews are increasingly happening after most people have gone to bed. Ribbon AI, a voice-AI recruiting platform, told Business Insider that about a quarter of interviews conducted through Ribbon take place between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. local time, according to data from more than 500 companies using the service. Among Ribbon’s manufacturing customers,
Arena’s CEO says his company has encountered job applicants who seem too good to be true — literally. Anastasios Angelopoulos said that the AI-model evaluation company he cofounded has interviewed candidates who turned out to be AI rather than real people. “They’re passing all of our technical interviews,” Angelopoulos said in an interview on the
When Cristina Estupiñán was looking for work after a layoff, potential employers asked her during interviews about her enthusiasm for AI. Unfortunately, that enthusiasm was missing. “I have to come up with something about what excites me about AI because, frankly, nothing really excites me about AI,” Estupiñán, who worked in software development, previously told
