AI tools have enabled candidates to optimize their applications automatically, leading to a 10x increase in applications per job posting, from 250 to 2,500.
Gen Z and boomers are the two groups that show the highest adoption of video profiles. Gen Z is comfortable with video due to growing up with social media, while boomers value the storytelling aspect of video.
Technical skills are becoming table stakes, but the ability to see business outcomes, tell data stories, and demonstrate commercial DNA are crucial differentiators in the AI era.
Financial services firms are increasingly open to hiring tech talent, but candidates need to understand regulatory constraints and avoid being a bull in a china shop. They must also be prepared for quick wins and pilots to demonstrate value.
Green flag behaviors include collaborative decision-making, transparency, inclusive team involvement, and willingness to develop subordinates. These bosses promote team recognition and are secure in their roles, allowing their team to rise.
The future of careers will be portfolio-based, with professionals needing to build personal brands and adapt to multiple roles over their lifetime. Video profiles and personal storytelling will play a key role in showcasing skills and experiences.
Organizations should present a slate of candidates with diverse backgrounds to ensure inclusivity. AI tools should be designed to surface diverse candidates without replacing one group with another, thereby opening the aperture for more inclusive hiring.
The Multiply Graph is a network for data, machine learning, and AI professionals to connect, grow, and find opportunities. It aims to create a space for learning, mentorship, and professional development within the data community.
She recommends 'Superbosses' by Sidney Finkelstein for understanding different leadership personalities and 'Backable' by Sunil Gupta for entrepreneurial insights on storytelling and raising funds.
Deepali Vyas, Global Head of FinTech, Payments and Crypto Practice at Korn Ferry, talks to Jon Krohn about the best ways for data science and AI professionals to get seen and hired. Hear why video, not text, is the future of recruitment, how to get over camera shyness, and how to make a winning impression on job recruiters.
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In this episode you will learn:
(09:49) On using GenAI to get hired
(27:44) The future of video in recruitment
(40:36) Tips for the camera-shy
(44:15) How Fearless+ started
(54:51) How AI helps organizations to ensure equity
(57:43) Green-flag behaviors at work
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