AI Resume Screening Pushes Candidates to Fabricate CV Claims
As companies increasingly use AI to screen and rank resumes before human review, candidates face pressure to write CVs that sound impressive, sometimes inventing or embellishing experience. Existing CV-writing tools optimize for how a resume reads rather than verifying that claims are truthfully grounded in the candidate's actual background, leaving recruiters and interviewers to catch the gap later.
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