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From Bots to Better Hires: The AI Advantage in Recruiting

Jul 19, 2024 | staffinghub.com | Josiah Johnson

By Josiah Johnson, Demand Generation Manager at Curately.aiArtificial intelligence (AI) has been one of the most impactful technological innovations of the last decade. It’s also been one of the fastest. Just two to three years ago, generative AI was practically nonexistent in the mindset of the average person. However, it has quickly grown to permeate every aspect of our day-to-day lives, and the hiring industry is no exception.
4 Reasons Why Your Best Candidates Keep Abandoning the Hiring Process

Dec 18, 2023 | staffinghub.com | Josiah Johnson

By Josiah Johnson, Demand Generation Manager at In today’s competitive job market, attracting and retaining top talent is a priority for companies striving to stay ahead. However, many organizations face a significant challenge: candidates abandoning the hiring process before completion. Understanding the reasons behind this phenomenon is crucial for companies to refine their recruitment strategies and create a positive candidate experience.
State-Sponsored Attacks on Merchant Shipping: A Growing Scourge

Oct 18, 2023 | aei.org | Elisabeth Braw |Josiah Johnson

In August, the United States dispatched some 3,000 sailors and marines to the Strait of Hormuz. Their task is an unusual one: They’re guarding shipping in this crucial waterway, through which some 30 percent of the world’s crude oil travels. Their mission includes not just patrolling the waters but also serving as on-board guards whenever ships ask for such assistance.
Wars of Mass and Attrition Demand a Military Sized for Three Theaters

Oct 16, 2023 | aei.org | Mackenzie Eaglen |Josiah Johnson

Six years ago, I testified before the United States Senate and suggested the return of mass and attrition as foundational force planning principles within the national defense strategy. I went on to note the need was urgent given our existing capability gaps against China and Russia in particular. Fast forward to 2023 and a war of mass precision, at range and at scale, is taking place in Ukraine. Unfortunately, the US military did not use the intervening years to get well.
A Tale of Two Wars

Oct 13, 2023 | aei.org | Sahar Soleimany |Josiah Johnson

The Hamas-orchestrated attack on southern Israel last weekend was nothing short of a modern-day pogrom. Accounts of militants pillaging villages, beheading babies, shooting the elderly at gunpoint, and raping women before parading their corpses through the streets as war trophies is a terrifying testimony to the depths of moral depravity. As a Jew, as the daughter of an Israeli, and most importantly as a human being, bearing witness to Hamas’ atrocities has been harrowing.
The Pro-North Korea Movement in America Today

Oct 13, 2023 | aei.org | Nicholas Eberstadt |Josiah Johnson

Stalin had his Comintern. Mao had his “Magic Weapons.” And the Kim family regime has its own pro-North Korea movements in a number of foreign countries—most specifically including the United States. Although few pay much attention to it or know much about it, the pro-Pyongyang movement in America is alive and well today. Each of these “influence operations” embodied the same crucial revolutionary insight.
Now the Administration Is Legislating on Welfare, Too

Oct 12, 2023 | aei.org | Matt Weidinger |Leslie Ford |Josiah Johnson

Last week the Department of Health and Human Services issued a proposed rule related to the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program. TANF is the cash welfare block grant Congress created in the 1996 welfare reform law, which was central to that legislation’s efforts to promote more work and less welfare receipt.
Students Are Not the Biggest Problem When It Comes to Speech

Oct 11, 2023 | aei.org | Samuel J. Abrams |Josiah Johnson

Open expression and the ability to question, debate, and disagree are at the heart of a genuine liberal learning experience. Sadly, many of our colleges and universities have moved away from being places that promote viewpoint diversity and disagreement and have become centers of ideological monoculture and communities of censorship and fear.
Putin’s Russia Reverses Three and a Half Decades of Diplomacy

Oct 11, 2023 | aei.org | Leon Aron |Josiah Johnson

Breaking with a tradition going back to the late 1980s and reversing Moscow’s previously friendly relations with Israel under Putin, Russia did not condemn the terrorist attack by Hamas on Israel. Instead the Ministry of Foreign Affairs pulled out of mothballs and used with minor adjustments the sort of statement that the pre-Mikhail Gorbachev Soviet Union issued galore.
Pondering Israel’s Military Options

Oct 10, 2023 | aei.org | Kenneth M. Pollack |Josiah Johnson

After this weekend’s horrific Hamas assault on Israel, the ball is now in Jerusalem’s court, and the most important question is how the Netanyahu government will respond. Inevitably, that’s a complicated issue. Israel’s immediate goals are obvious.