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Bigjo founder discusses using AI for recruitment
Bigjo founder Yemsel Tamzali discussed the company on BFM Business.
The company uses artificial intelligence in recruitment, according to the program description.
The discussion took place on Trajectoire, a BFM Business program.
Carine Dany hosts the program.
Trajectoire airs from Monday to Friday and is available to watch or listen to.
The description does not say what Bigjo plans to do next.
Bigjo founder Yemsel Tamzali discussed the company’s use of artificial intelligence in recruitment on BFM Business.
He appeared on the programme Trajectoire, presented by Carine Dany.
The programme aired on Tuesday, October 13.
The broadcast was made in partnership with Médias France.
- Who
- Yemsel Tamzali, founder of Bigjo.
- What
- He discussed Bigjo, a company specializing in recruitment using artificial intelligence.
- When
- Tuesday, October 13; the article was published on October 13, 2026.
- Where
- On BFM Business’s Trajectoire programme.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Founder
- Yemsel Tamzali
- Company
- Bigjo
- Focus
- Recruitment using artificial intelligence
- Programme
- Trajectoire
- Outlet
- BFM Business
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