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LinkedIn is rife with AI but career coaches say it’s still useful for job hunters

by The Canadian Press July 6, 2026

written by The Canadian Press July 6, 2026

By Ritika Dubey Overused em-dashes, forced "rule of three" bullet points and buzzwords galore. Professional networking platform LinkedIn reeks of AI-generated content ever since chatbots like ChatGPT and Gemini became mainstream a few years ago. For some job seekers and recent graduates, the widespr...

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