Curious to see if chatgpt, autogpt, etc help in job hunting. If so, what AIs work? Finding this is a full time job in itself.

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CuriousFox
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@braintankYou are my unofficial chatgpt guru. You used it for job searching?
braintank
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Enterprise Account Executive
No. I'm not sure it's designed for that.
Chep
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Bitcoin Adoption Specialist
Use it for your resume and cover letters. You have to proompt it properly but it's just a tool like anything else out there
oldcloser
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Haven't dabbled in that corner of the big brain, but these might be a bit more focused for resume creation. Good luck!
Tools:
JobScan
CakeResume
Novoresume
KickResume
ResumeMaker
SaaSyMum
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Job scan is good, coverdoc is great too, it makes awesome cover letters
poweredbycaffeine
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Have you tired using it for that purpose? Seems like a very easy hypothesis to test.
Sunbunny31
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I'm not convinced it's going to help with the hunt itself, as I've heard the data it uses is from 2021.

But for helping out once you've found something interesting? Yes, to helping with drafts of cover letters or key words - you may get some interesting turns of phrase to help you.

Realize that a lot of other people are also using tools like ChatGPT, so using it without adding your own personal touches will not make you stand out.
Pachacuti
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They call me Daddy, Sales Daddy
@minssylouHow can any AI do the follow up work? Are you just sending resumes and hoping for the best? That's the way to NOT get a job. If you aren't making follow up calls, getting meetings with hiring manager(s), etc. you will NOT get the job. AI can't help you there.

I also see AI as a possible job hunting hinderance. An AI WebCrawler could automatically disqualify you and you wouldn't even know it.
Diablo
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Havenโ€™t leveraged but what ideas do you have in mind ?
SaaSyMum
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AE (Account Executive)
Pros being it can accelerate and automate anything around the job hunt, customizing emails via prompts of anything you want it to say. But major cons is that itโ€™s quite easy to end up down the rabbit hole and in the weeds, losing what your initial plan was in the first place. The closest thing Iโ€™ve done thus far is chat gpt into a google doc by asking it to do something specific for me like โ€œ take my resume and use it to write an email to a potential hiring manager using witty languageโ€ or something lame like that. Itโ€™s very interesting to see what it comes up with but again, rabbit hole. If anyone has a specific workflow they like to use and what AIs are helpful for the job hunt, maybe that can be a starting point?
Maximas
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Never tried it as apparently it's still somehow restricted where I live ,recommend you to try it and provide a feedback about it in that regard!
BowtiedCocoon
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EAE
what steps of the recruitment process are you exactly looking to get help from chatgpt etc?
SaaSyMum
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Ideally Iโ€™d like it to send out ice breakers to potential hiring managers - ex finding an interesting fact about the company and being able to show my value proposition with that fact. Or something simple like congratulating them on a merger or whateverโ€ฆ. It sounds crazy but itโ€™s able to do stuff like that. Obviously youโ€™d need to do the backend work such as finding those hiring managers and the companies they work for. But those kinds of messages can stand out vs just sending a generic โ€œhey look at me I need a jobโ€.
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