Especially with the rise of "ghost postings" so quantity over quality is greater than ever these days
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Depends on the job, for engineering...nah
I've had multiple recruiters tell me they like mine. It doesn't hurt. More space for buzzwords for the AI to read.
I just got an AI to write a cover letter for me highlighting specific skjlls, and then just edited those skills to fit the job I was applying to. Wasn't really that much effort, and I did land a job in about 2 weeks of searching.
Never worked with a recruiter
Had enough bad experience from one half to know I don't want to be on the other half
Often times recruiters are hired by companies to go find suitable candidates.
Right, that's what I'm saying.