Vol Goleshuk, CEO of AI Champ, discusses global salary benchmarks and how remote hiring alters compensation dynamics between developing and developed markets.
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Goleshuk: Humans will not need to write code within four years
“Now in, let's say in three, four years, there won't be a need for somebody to write the code. You're just gonna be with one line describing what you're looking for.”
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Goleshuk: Sales will not change dramatically because people buy from people
“And, you know, if we, if you look into sales specifically, it's not gonna change dramatically because I see this as people will still be buying from people.”
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Goleshuk: AI democratizes candidate insights previously restricted to senior recruiters
“And typically only the most senior recruiters were able to get this kind of information, but now with AI, it's yeah, it's just making things a lot easier, cheaper, faster, just changing the game.”
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Goleshuk: AI interviewers dynamically probe candidates based on high-level screening goals
“With AI, you can just define the high level task. With like, this is what you need to figure out and AI will be interviewer from in yeah, in our case will essentially try to dig into the specific part of the candidate's experience to be able to get the answer.…”
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Goleshuk: AI will compress hiring decisions to hours or minutes
“The whole decision-making process can be as quick as, you know, like hours or even minutes rather than previously you had People in the middle trying to score, analyze, and review, and schedule, reschedule at least interviews and all that. So, so yeah, I think…”
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Goleshuk: AI agents will act as real-time sales engineers for enterprise reps
“See, for example, in sales, every enterprise sales guy will have a sales engineer, more, more likely some sort of a agent, which hops on a call where there's no going to be, there won't be any questions is like, oh, can you, does the, your software does this a…”