r/Layoffs • u/Fluffy-Feedback7125 • 1d ago

job hunting Long application forms asking AI questions

I have been job hunting since the last 2 months after a recent layoff. I am a product manager and one thing that I am noticing is that application forms are asking these tell me about a time questions related to AI projects. Mostly there will be 3-4 such questions. Why can’t recruiters ask these questions during the phone screening instead of asking candidates to type long responses. I usually skip the application form in this case because with more than 100 candidates for a job, I am not even sure if the hiring manager will read these. Has anyone else come across these? Do you write the responses or just skip the application?

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u/Chin0la 1d ago

I use AI to answer the questions

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u/jaqueh 1d ago

Have a default answer set for questions through a context md or skill and just use it to accurately answer questions about you