Then they should stop using AI to filter resumes they receive.
this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2026
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I work with small businesses and generally they are not using AI. I don't know if that holds everywhere but that's true of my area in the us at least.
You'd be surprised what the definition of "small business" covers.
There are small businesses and the there are small small businesses. Like the consumer employee. What is really important take away is that big business forms the culture below until we eventually say no and chip away the thin veneer of the usefulness of Big Tech and its kind.
It's odd to say the people using ai are the problem when most companies use ai filtering and selection nowadays. Whereas if you have a unique resume you don't get selected.
This headline is about small business. They are much less likely to use AI.
Perhaps but they probably use LinkedIn, Indeed, and other similar job boards who do use AI and offer it as a feature for these businesses.
Exactly this is the fucking issue. They using job boards who use AI.
Job boards who have financial interest in you remaining unemployed.
Yeah looking for a different job now. Does anyone know where to go that isn't fucking Indeed, Monster or etc fucking shit job boards.
Use the boards to find the posting and then apply through the company's site.
I'm thinking I need to have AI lard up my resume with whatever buzzwords are trendy in the industry; I have this really annoying habit of not wanting to work for stupid people, but, that's like the majority of people.
The scum rises to the top. Just say YES
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If they use AI, they aren't skilled.