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Probably. If I was monster/linkedin I'd get chills on reading this news. Luckily the google employees interviewed were saying things along the lines of "we just want to make it easier for people to find jobs on these providers, not replace the providers."

CEO of Monster said basically the same thing - I can't find the quote on mobile, but essentially "This fits with our goal, which is for candidates to find a good fit. This will be difficult times, however, for jobs sites that depend on SEO."

EDIT: found the article https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/20/google-launches-its-ai-pow...



Is Monster still big? I thought it "lost" compared to Indeed, Career Builder and to a certain extent, LinkedIn. Vs 10 years ago, Monster was the site.


Dunno, but I get the best "passive" response rate from recruiters on Monster - i.e., out of the blue calls increased by a huge margin when I put my resume on it.




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