Jan 26, 2024 • Tom
📅 Last Updated: Jan 26, 2024
✍️ Author: Tom
If you’ve ever sent out 100 job applications and received zero responses, there’s a good chance an AI ghosted you.
AI is already screening resumes, conducting interviews, and deciding who gets hired. But how far will this go?
Will human managers become obsolete? Will AI fire you over Slack? Will your next performance review be written by ChatGPT?
Let’s break down how AI is changing hiring, workplaces, and whether you should start being extra nice to Siri.
Companies love AI hiring tools because they’re fast, scalable, and (supposedly) unbiased.
📌 AI Resume Screening → Reads 1,000+ CVs in seconds.
📌 AI Interviewing → Some companies use AI-driven video interviews to analyze speech & expressions.
📌 AI Job Matching → Helps pair candidates with the best roles automatically.
💡 But let’s be honest—if an AI can reject 500 applicants faster than a human, does that really make it better?
AI already assigns tasks, schedules meetings, and tracks productivity. But can it be a real boss?
🤖 Amazon’s AI Warehouse Manager → Monitors employee efficiency and can fire underperformers.
🤖 AI in Remote Work → Tracks keystrokes, idle time, and even “work engagement.”
🤖 ChatGPT as a Manager? → Some startups experiment with AI-written performance feedback.
🚨 Warning: If your boss starts sending robotic, emotionless emails, check if it’s AI.
🔹 Pros:
✅ Faster hiring decisions.
✅ Less bias (in theory).
✅ Scales easily for large companies.
🔹 Cons:
❌ AI struggles with soft skills & personality.
❌ Can reinforce existing hiring biases (yes, even AI is biased).
❌ AI can’t always tell a good hire from a bad one.
💡 Imagine an AI rejecting Steve Jobs for an Apple job because “he lacked formal qualifications.”
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