AI is a strong editor and produces a fast first draft, but the judgment and the voice must be yours.
Using AI to write entire resumes and emails backfires in technical interviews—candidates can't defend AI-generated claims. Tech leaders must prioritize screening for authentic voice and ability to defend technical depth over polished keyword matching.
Published Jul 28, 2026, 6:21 PM EDT
AI is a strong editor and produces a fast first draft, but the judgment and the voice must be yours.
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Published Jul 28, 2026, 6:21 PM EDT
Used carelessly, AI can flatten your voice, overstate your fit for a role, or leave you unable to defend your own work. (DVIDS)
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