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If you try the tool you'll see there's some UI around building out specific sections with some small details that you offer
by jackbrookes 4y ago
If you try the tool you'll see there's some UI around building out specific sections with some small details that you offer
- personjerry 4y agoI did try the tool, and it was not clear to me why filling out a bunch of smaller forms is superior to pasting all your information at once
- liviucoman10 4y agoThe way I've found out works best after dog fooding the tool for a while (for resumes, cover letters, etc) is to take an iterative approach to it. - Start with the minimal amount of info needed. - Let it generate a "first draft" that acts more as inspiration. - Fill in a bit more details in various paragraphs. Let it expand on it. - Delete things that aren't needed. - Add things you might've initially forgotten about. - Iterate for a short while and get to hopefully a decent result. The idea being that the first draft won't ever be perfect. You need a few tries to get to something that's good and truthful for the situation at hand. But that's a dataset of N=1.