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Is it OK to use AI in your job search? Experts say yes. Here’s how to do it right

by The Canadian Press July 13, 2025

written by The Canadian Press July 13, 2025

By Ritika Dubey Sandra Lavoy noticed awkward pauses and hesitation from a job candidate when she asked questions on a video call. The pauses didn't seem natural; neither did the responses. Lavoy, the regional director at employment agency Robert Half, suspected the candidate was using artific...

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Is it OK to use AI in your job search? Experts say yes. Here’s how to do it right

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