Worksphere, the new name for Job Korea

To mark its 30th anniversary, JobKorea changed its name to Worksphere and declared a transition to a platform centered on AI agents. Worksphere unveiled its mid-to-long-term strategy at "JobKorea The Reboot," a 30th-anniversary event held in Samseong-dong, Seoul, on the 29th. CEO Yoon stated that the future of recruitment begins with the deconstruction of the resume, explaining that AI has reached a stage where it understands the context of people and relationships. Accordingly, he said that existing resumes will be transformed into digital profiles usable by AI [… ]

Started development of the OpenAI recruiting platform

OpenAI has embarked on developing a new recruiting platform, entering the AI-powered talent market. On September 4th (local time), OpenAI announced on its blog that it plans to launch the "OpenAI Jobs Platform" in mid-2026. This move is interpreted as a move to create a new competitive landscape in the traditional recruiting market, dominated by LinkedIn, utilizing AI. Fiji Simo, CEO of OpenAI's applications division, stated, "We will use AI technology to connect companies and job seekers […]

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