Use artificial intelligence in your job search

1. Understand the job ad

Ask the tool to identify the most important tasks and skills in the job ad.

For example, you can write:

Which four tasks are most important in this job ad? Briefly explain what the employer is looking for.

2. Find your best examples

Review your CV and choose experiences that match the most important tasks.

For example, you can write:

Which experiences in this extract from my CV are the best match for the job ad? Only use the information I have provided.

3. Plan your application

Ask for suggestions for a simple structure. Then write the text yourself using your own examples and motivation.

For example, you can write:

Suggest a structure for a short application that includes my motivation, professional examples and how I can contribute to the role.

4. Get feedback on your text

Use the tool to identify repetition, unclear wording and sections that need more specific examples.

For example, you can write:

Give me feedback on this text. Point out unclear sentences, but do not rewrite the entire application.

5. Prepare for the job interview

Ask for examples of questions you might be asked. You can also get help preparing good questions for the employer.

For example, you can write:

Which five questions might I be asked at the interview? Which specific examples should I prepare?

Make the result your own

Your application should give an honest and personal impression of who you are. Do not use AI-generated suggestions without reviewing them carefully.

Artificial intelligence often produces language that can sound complicated and impersonal. It may seem impressive, but consider how you can make the text your own.

Rewrite the text so it sounds like you. Remove phrases you would not normally use. Check that all experiences, achievements and skills are accurate.