Resumes are unique among business documents, like cover letters and business reports; from their unique formatting to their emphasis on verbs and fragments, they are unlike the kind of writing most ...

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has directed the State Department to go back to using Times New Roman typeface as the standard for official papers, a spokesperson told CNN, in a reversal of the ...

Employers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence technology to help automate the hiring process. Those same tools, while imperfect, can help Long Islanders in their job hunt, local hiring ...

Iraq’s Khor Mor gas field, the country’s largest non-associated gas field, has resumed operations after it shut down following a recent drone attack. Last week, a rocket struck a storage tank at the ...

An unusual scene unfolded at the Jonas Brothers concert in Buffalo, New York, on Sunday, Nov. 9, when a concertgoer was spotted reading a resume on his phone during the band’s performance. The moment ...

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JERUSALEM — Gaza's fragile ceasefire faced its first major test Sunday as Israeli forces launched a wave of deadly strikes, saying Hamas militants had killed two soldiers, and an Israeli security ...

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The spreading adoption of artificial intelligence applications by employers to scan large volumes of resumes that job seekers send is a very public, much discussed aspect of today’s labor market. Less ...

Last year, 82% of companies used AI to review resumes, per Resume Builder. Candidates have been trying to game the system for years by hiding messages for AI chatbots in white text on their resumes.

“Recruitment agencies are using A.I. to screen C.V.s. If it’s OK for them, then surely it’s OK for me.” FAME RAZAK, a 50-year-old tech consultant based in London, on an escalating cat-and-mouse game ...