GenAI in resume writing, job assessments: Fair use or foul play?
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Should you use GenAI when applying for jobs? Some applicants said that they have been banned from using the tool during tests, while others were praised for their creative use of GenAI. So, is it considered foul play or fair use? Megan Wee digs deeper into using GenAI with caution and integrity.
What are your thoughts on using GenAI at work? Let us know at headstart@sph.com.sg
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