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I can’t believe I have to say this, but you should include your contact info on your resume whenever you’re apply to a role.
Easiest way to get yourself rejected.
Just shooting yourself in the foot at that point.
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Had a chat today with a friend who is looking for a job and is frustrated by the resume game, and he said, "I’m just tired of having to tweak my resume for every job posting! I feel like I’m doing it wrong no matter what!"
I took a look at their resume, and it was clear why the process was draining.
IF YOU'RE FOCUSING ON MANUALLY FIXING EVERY LITTLE DETAIL, you're fighting a battle the old way.
No one should have to be an expert at writing resumes or spend hours customizing them for every job.
Resumes should focus on the value you bring, but with AI screening systems, there’s a better way.
Instead of guessing keywords, imagine a system that understands your experience and presents it in the best light without you spending hours making tiny adjustments.
It’s not their fault. Most people don’t know how much automation can do for them now.
Are YOU still wasting time manually perfecting your resume, or are you ready to let AI streamline the process so you can focus on getting hired?
More and more applicants are starting to use AI to craft their resumes, and some recruiters are concerned that this is not fair. But here’s a reality check: AI might help write a resume, but it doesn’t replace the candidate’s qualifications, skills, or the work they’ve done. It’s just helping them get noticed in a crowded job market.
Just think about it. How many times have great candidates been overlooked because their resumes didn’t quite hit the mark? If AI helps fix that, I say it’s a win for everyone. Honestly, recruiters should be embracing this tech too. There is yet a lot of friction in the recruitment industry.
Why not use AI to sift through resumes faster, or to find the right talent more efficiently?
It’s time for both sides of the hiring process, job seekers and recruiters, to work with AI, and not against it.
OpenAI is what I call a “parasitic science organization”. They take stuff from the open science community, use them opaquely, and profit from it, without giving much back to open science. And if you point out, you get gaslit with plausible deniabilities.
We all remember the matryoshka embeddings episode where they pawned off a grad student’s work outside of OpenAI as their invention.