Job Applicants

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Kagan: 30% of job candidates are rejected because parsers cannot read resumes
“So what happens is, is that 30% of candidates who apply for a job, they get rejected not based on their skills, Or their resume, but because the technology can't read their resume.”
Ezra Kagan Aug 8, 2023 ▶ 4:07 How Hirize Hit $14k MRR in 60 Days
Parr: Candidates unable to speak passionately about their major make bad writers
“And if they can't tell me a story about something that they spent four years and hundreds of thousands of dollars on, then they're just not going to be a good writer because they're not interesting enough.”
Sam Parr Dec 21, 2021 ▶ 46:37 This Year's Best Twitter Accounts to Follow
Most job candidates do not actually know what they are good at
“Most human beings when they're applying for jobs actually don't know what they're good at. They know what skills they have, or at least people have told them they have. They know what jobs they've held, but they actually don't know what they're good at.”
Jeff Hunter Jan 21, 2020 ▶ 57:04 #74 Jeff Hunter: Embracing Confusion
TOP FOUNDERS Assertion Not checkable as stated
Grayevsky: 85% of job applicants receive no response from recruiters
“So often recruiters get inundated by huge volumes of applications, and it's impossible just purely from a band bandwidth perspective to have a conversation with everyone. And so often, 85% of people just don't get a response.”
Eyal Grayevsky Oct 9, 2018 ▶ 3:01 1172 How He Pivoted to $30m in Funding, 10,000+ Jobs Placed with Recruiting AI Tool

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