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Hi, my goal is to help people find jobs. Amidst lay-offs and panics, I wanted to create a tool (with whatever knowledge I have) to help people understand whethe
by srbhr 3y ago
Hi, my goal is to help people find jobs. Amidst lay-offs and panics, I wanted to create a tool (with whatever knowledge I have) to help people understand whether the Resume Templates they use are friendly.
- Are keywords getting highlighted or not?
A scenario I faced was.
- I wrote Java in my resume for the role of Java Developer. But there were other words like J2EE, Gradle, Maven, etc. I possess the knowledge, but I didn't write it.
- So, I wanted to detect such keywords and develop something that can highlight such keywords.
Conclusion:
- I landed three interviews.
1. Big Service Based Company
2. Startups
- m3047 3y agoWhat stops me from trying it out is that I get to the bottom of the README and I see that I need to register for a service not mentioned before (Cohere) and then register that with Qdrant. At this point I think "oh well it's running in the cloud then, not locally". I don't know anything about Cohere or Qdrant to begin with and I have to choose what I spend my time learning about. I may or I may not.
- andre-z 3y agoQdrant is open source. You can run it on your locally. https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant https://github.com/qdrant/qdrant