What job seekers and employers need to learn about AI and hiring, according to Indeed's top marketer

Fonte: Business Insider

Indeed's chief marketing officer James Whitemore, speaking at the company's 2025 Future Works eventIndeedIndeed's chief marketing officer says AI tools can help job seekers and employers. Both sides of hiring need to adapt their approaches to make the most of AI-assisted recruitment. Indeed's marketing team uses AI for better targeting, and Whitemore is hiring a head of transformation.

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