Long before email became the norm, I was in the recruitment game, receiving client job specs by fax and candidate CVs through the post. I went on to spend more than two decades supporting major international employers and guiding thousands of candidates through interviews and career decisions.An early adopter and evaluator of recruitment technology through the years, I've helped shape tools and AI systems now used across the industry. These days I divide my time between writing and working as a freelance prompt engineer.When I'm not working, you'll find me cheering on Leinster Rugby or out in the dark with a telescope and camera, chasing deep-sky objects. I live in Ireland with my wife Claire and our Beagle, Cooper.
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