Stephanie Hughes

Ray Smith wrote about how to prepare for this experience for the Wall Street Journal.

For the reporting, he did a couple job interviews with an AI, and he said they were nerve-wracking.

Do you know what happens after the interview?

Does the AI then give recommendations to the human employer?

What can people do to prepare?

I will say this feels like a little bit of a slippery slope where at first, you know, companies were outsourcing screening applications.

Now they're outsourcing interviewing.

You know, at what point might they just outsource the hiring decision to the AI?

We'll be right back.

You're listening to Marketplace Tech.

I'm Stephanie Hughes.

We're back with Ray Smith, a workplace reporter at The Wall Street Journal.

Are there certain industries or kinds of jobs where people are more likely to encounter an AI interviewer?

Was there anything you learned while reporting this that didn't make it into your article?

Ray Smith covers the workplace for The Wall Street Journal.

We'll have a link to Ray's reporting on our website, marketplacetech.org.

Jesus Alvarado produced this episode.

I'm Stephanie Hughes, and that's Marketplace Tech.

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