‘Never doing an AI interview again’: Online job interview goes south after AI assistant asks candidate to pose for a full body scan

It should be common sense that if you are looking for a human to do a certain job, the interviewer for said job should also be human. The whole concept of video interviews, or even worse, being interviewed by AI assistants, should not even be on the table. It makes the candidate feel like the company does not take the job search seriously and generally starts the whole process with a bad taste in their mouths.

The job candidate in this Reddit story will probably agree with these statements after he had to deal with an extremely unpleasant online interview with an AI assistant. An interview that ended rather quickly after the candidate refused to provide a scan of his body and his room. This story sparked a whole conversation in the Reddit comments about the concept of AI doing interviews.

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