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You meet the qualifications. You applied for the job. So why can't you even get an interview?
Recruiters are being buried under hundreds—or even thousands—of applications while qualified candidates are wondering why they can't break through.
In this episode of The Human Capitalist Podcast, I sit down with recruiter and creator Mike Petito to unpack what's actually happening on both sides of today's hiring process.
Mike shares his four-bucket framework for job applicants, including perhaps the most frustrating group of all: candidates who meet the basic qualifications but still aren't getting interviews.
We also dig into why most job descriptions need work, the truth behind recruiters spending “7 seconds” reviewing resumes, transferable skills, skills-based hiring, AI's growing role in HR, and what hiring teams can do differently.
Whether you're an HR leader, recruiter, hiring manager, or currently looking for your next role, this conversation gives you a look behind the curtain at how hiring decisions actually get made.
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Mike's media:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mpeditto/
Website: https://mikepeditto.teachable.com/
Book: https://a.co/d/0gvNfRY0
Chapters
00:00 Why qualified candidates aren't breaking through
00:41 Meet Mike Petito
04:00 Is HR moving fast enough for AI?
05:21 AI is a people transformation, not just technology
07:17 The problem with AI workforce planning
10:55 Should HR be at the center of AI?
13:22 The AI knowledge gap inside HR
15:09 Why Mike's recruiting video went viral
17:53 The truth about the “7-second resume” rule
20:10 Whose fault is it: candidate or company?
21:01 The four buckets every applicant falls into
21:55 The most frustrating applicant bucket
23:08 What's wrong with skills-based hiring?
25:22 Why transferable skills aren't enough right now
27:19 How to write a better job description
29:36 Skills you need on Day 1 vs. skills you'll learn
33:19 Why candidates should know the interview process
36:01 Mike's advice for today's job seekers
38:45 Advice for HR and recruiting professionals
41:19 Where to find Mike + Yes, You Are Being Judged
The future of hiring isn't just about better technology. It's about building a better process for the humans on both sides of the table.
People. Technology. Business. A Better Tomorrow.
#HR #AIinHR #Recruiting #JobSearch #FutHRist
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