10/14/2026
Your resume doesn’t mention AI.
You might think that’s neutral.
A hiring manager may read it as a sign you’re avoiding it.
When I review resumes and LinkedIn profiles, AI is one of the first things I look for, whatever field you’re in.
On this week’s Careering with Cameron podcast, I sat down with my good friend Colleen DiFabio, founder of Bi3 Careers.
Colleen has spent 25 years connecting talented people with the companies that need them, and she sees the same thing from the hiring side.
Here’s what she told me:
→ Naming the tools you’ve used won’t get you far. She wants to hear how AI helped you make a process faster or smarter.
→ It’s never too late to start. The most senior person on her team went all in for almost a full day, and he now advises clients on AI strategy.
→ If you’re weighing up consulting after a layoff, the same applies. Clients expect consultants to arrive already confident with AI.
🎙️ Hear Colleen’s take on consulting, AI and getting hired right now on YouTube, Spotify or Apple.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/0O1HUcokOdLxf4qNxkfIxo?si=4ecd86a4ae28430b
YouTube: https://youtu.be/Tlkb4P4TZNQ?si=WBo1ploGH-glwhc6
Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/what-recruiters-actually-look-for-when-ai-is-on-your/id1845463659?i=1000796295563