Why every job description suddenly feels like a CVS receipt
THE SO WHAT
AI-generated, bloated job descriptions are a symptom of HR teams optimizing for keyword coverage over clarity—wasting candidate and recruiter time. Operators should enforce tight, human-edited JDs that reflect actual work, or risk degrading hiring quality under a veneer of automation.
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