When Erica Schwartz graduated from Boston University in 2017, the marketing major ran into a wall experienced by many young job-seekers: You can do everything right and still not get an interview.
Being on the other side of the application flood can be bewildering.
"There's this ingrained mentality that the job application has to be long as a way to qualify candidate interest, and that if you're not spending 30 minutes doing it then 'we can't know that you're serious,'" he said. Massive's founder, Dan Vykhopen, describes his own startup, which contracts with recruiters as part of the application process, as a tool for employers to attract job candidates without having to advertise. The startup raised $2.3 million last year.
"I think in a few years, everyone will have their own personal recruiter — their own AI recruiter," he said.
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