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Automated job interviews and the implications for young jobseekers

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posted on 2023-06-10, 01:56 authored by Zahira JaserZahira Jaser, Dimitra PetrakakiDimitra Petrakaki, Rachel Starr, Ernesto Oyarbide-Magaña
The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the hiring process has increased radically, especially during the pandemic. There is a growing demand among employers for video interviewing services offered by digital hiring platforms especially in recruiting young jobseekers. Whilst these new technologies intend to bring greater efficiency and objectivity into the hiring process, little is known about the impact that they might have on young job candidates. Our research explores these technologies from the perspectives of the ultimate users: young jobseekers. The emergent picture is one of opacity, complexity, and uncertainty. In this report, we illustrate how young jobseekers are affected by and draw attention to the lack of transparency they face during these AI-led experiences. We put forward a series of recommendations for employers, hiring platforms and policymakers.

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Policy@Sussex

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6.0

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Brighton

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2021-12-02

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2021-12-02

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2021-12-02

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