recruiters
Coverage of recruiters in the Nexus archive.
- Russians Form Street Patrol to Shield Men From Forced Recruitment
Residents of the Penza region formed a 250-person civilian patrol to protect men from alleged forced recruitment by recruiters using beatings and coercion. The mobilization efforts come as Russia faces expanded conscription amid battlefield losses, with Putin prioritizing military spending through 2029.
- Greenhouse CEO says job seekers are paying $20 to apply for every job on the hiring platform and spamming bosses—he calls it the AI doom loop
Job seekers are using AI tools to apply to multiple jobs on Greenhouse, costing $20 per tool, while employers face overwhelming application floods and indistinguishable AI-generated resumes. Greenhouse CEO Daniel Chait describes this cycle as an 'AI doom loop' where both sides struggle, with 254 applications per job and a 412% rise in applications per recruiter.
- As half of job applicants face AI interviews, top recruiters reveal what you need to say to get past the chatbots and secure an interview with a REAL person
Half of job applicants encounter AI interviews, and top recruiters have shared strategies to succeed in these automated assessments and advance to interviews with human hiring managers.
- How this surging data cloud company is mandating AI at work
Snowflake, a surging data cloud company, is mandating AI at work. HR chief Arnnon Geshuri discusses what strategies are effective and the questions recruiters are asking job seekers.
- Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (June 2026)
A Hacker News thread invites individuals seeking employment to share their details using a specified format. The post excludes agencies, recruiters, and job boards, while directing job seekers to specific websites for searching opportunities.
- Harvard holding back A grades has recruiters rejoicing about seeing the real differences between students
Harvard is limiting the number of A grades awarded, leading recruiters to appreciate the ability to distinguish between students. Recruiters argue that GPA has lost its value due to grade inflation.