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With fresh opportunities opening up in the market, it's time to focus on career transitions and new challenges. In 2024, in the Age of AI, a first step can be getting your CV past the increasingly sophisticated AI-driven recruitment application screening bots. These are the gatekeepers that might just stop your CV from ever being graced by human eyes. In this article, we share some simple AI-friendly resume writing tips to help you impress the bots and hopefully bolster your chances at an interview. 

There’s no denying that ‘AI’ took the prize for ‘buzzword of the year’ in 2023. The adoption and embedding of Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions across businesses has been unprecedented over the past 12 months. There’s been a surge in Generative AI driven ‘assistants’ which have been developed, packaged up and marketed in the form of user-friendly solutions  for every business function. Recruitment and HR is no exception with most of the world’s largest brands leveraging...

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