AI is forcing recruitment firms to overhaul their business models
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- ✓Recruitment firms are changing how they work as AI tools take over resume sourcing and initial interviews.
- ✓Companies like Quess Corp now focus on senior roles with complex skillsets.
- ✓Kapil Joshi said, "demand for professionals with 4-10 years increased by 14%, and for those with over 10 years rose by 40%."
Story at a Glance
- Category
- BUSINESS
- Reported By
- mint
- Reading Speed
- 5 Minute(s)
- Market Focus
- India Economy
Summary
As AI automates resume sourcing and initial interviews, recruitment firms are shifting toward senior hiring and re-evaluating traditional billing models.
Recruitment companies are changing the way they work as artificial intelligence (AI) tools take over functions such as resume sourcing, background checks, skillset matching, and even conduct the first couple of rounds of candidate interviews.
The result? Staffing firms -- typically into temporary hiring -- are moving towards mandates that need candidates with complex skillsets and more years of work experience. To retain clients, some have created their own hiring tools to offer faster services to larger groups of clients, while others are outsourcing the initial phase of their hiring to AI platforms.
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