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How to write a CV using AI? 3 good practices and one we strongly discourage
Chatbots based on generative artificial intelligence have now become some of the most important tools supporting daily work. Here's how to use them sensibly also when looking for it.
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Summary
A good CV should be customized for a specific job to make it appealing to recruitment staff and to prevent automatic selection systems from rejecting it due to lack of specific information.
Inserting appropriate keywords into your CV can achieve this, and AI chatbots can help speed up this process and weave specific phrases into the text naturally.
AI tools can also help catch grammatical and language mistakes and improve the style of speech, making them especially useful when creating a CV in English.
However, AI chatbots can make mistakes and sometimes generate inaccurate answers, so it's important not to blindly trust the results provided by the bot and to independently fact-check and compare different generated answers.
While a CV should present the candidate in the best possible light, it's important not to exaggerate or stretch reality, and certainly not to use an AI chatbot for this purpose, as experienced recruiters can easily spot a lie and verification will come during the interview.
How to write a CV using AI: keywords
One of the most important features of a good CV is its customization for a specific job. The main idea is to make the recruitment staff feel that they are reading a document tailored to them, and on the other hand - to prevent automatic selection systems from rejecting it due to the lack of specific information.
The easiest way to achieve both of the above goals at once is to insert appropriate keywords into your CV. And it is worth doing this using AI chatbots. Such tools not only speed up the tedious process of editing text, but are also able to smoothly and naturally weave specific phrases into it.
How to write a CV using AI: correction and editing
Worse than an unpersonalized CV is only one that contains errors or sounds unprofessional. However, AI tools can also help here, which are perfect for catching all grammatical and language mistakes and improving the style of speech.
It is especially worth using chatbots when creating a CV in English, for example, to avoid mixing phrases characteristic of British and American variants and to eliminate slang expressions.
How to write a CV using AI: the principle of limited trust
AI chatbots, like other tools created by humans, can be mistaken. Sometimes they also hallucinate, that is, they make up answers to meet the needs of a specific prompt. That's why you should never blindly trust the results provided by the bot.
In this case, good practices are independent fact-checking and entering several different commands and comparing the answers generated in this way. These can differ dramatically depending on the prompt.
How not to write a CV using AI: coloring reality
A CV is a document whose task is to present the candidate in the best possible light. However, do not exaggerate with stretching reality, and certainly do not hire an AI chatbot for this purpose. Experienced recruiters will most likely easily spot a lie, and even if they don't - painful verification will come during the interview. Artificial intelligence can even come up with something that you will not be able to believe in.
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