Hidden text may help job applicants trick A.I. screeners
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Some job seekers are reportedly using hidden text in their resumes and applications to trick A.I. hiring systems. Developer Relations Engineer and content creator Harnoor Singh breaks down the potential impact this has for applicants.
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