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That requires you to get repeated attempts with the AI. Most people don't have the luxury of trying multiple job applications until they figure out how to get p
by jameshart 2y ago
That requires you to get repeated attempts with the AI. Most people don't have the luxury of trying multiple job applications until they figure out how to get past the AI gatekeeper.
- staunton 2y agoI guess one could start sending fake (AI-generated?) job applications to probe the gatekeeper. I could see this happening.
- patrakov 2y agoI saw something similar happening at one of my past jobs. The resumes were not necessarily AI-generated, but contained, in their "previous jobs" sections, a lot of copy-paste from online course descriptions where duties and achievements would go. This was caught because of two resumes with one sentence repeated verbatim.
- Edd1CC 2y agoOr a company does this and sells the meta they learn for a monthly subscription (because as they update this on the company side the meta will change).
- stevarino 2y agoI think those are called career coaches. They don't actually do this I believe, but they totally should. Canary various strategies and see which pay off.
- komali2 2y agoMost companies are using the same model / llm-as-a-service though. In aggregate you can a/b test to a rough solution. In a job market like this you might be sending hundreds of resumes. Plenty of time to play the filters.