Why are traditional resumes becoming an obsolete method for evaluating talent?
Replied byDaniel Chait
Co-founder & CEO at Greenhouse Software
Niche: SaaS
Revenue: $16M/mo
Location: New York City, New York, USA
Started: 2012
Everyone has been complaining about resumes for decades, but AI has made them completely useless. With tools writing resumes to match job descriptions, the resume no longer reflects who the human is or what they are capable of doing, requiring a shift toward direct evaluation.
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