Things you should know about AI and Job Searching
By Susan Gonzales on 01/10/2025 @ 08:58 AM
Things you should know about AI and Job Searching
Looking for a job has become easier and more difficult with AI. Understanding AI basics and embracing AI literacy will definitely give you a competitive edge compared to candidates to do not understand how to maximize AI.
Using AI to search for a job can be simple and effective. Here’s how you can do it step by step:
1. Create a Professional Resume and Cover Letter
- Use Generative AI tools like Google Gemini to draft a polished resume and cover letter tailored to specific jobs. Provide details about your skills and experience, and the AI can suggest improvements or generate content. IMPORTANT: If you use Generative AI, go through the document to personalize it. Recruiters can use AI tools to detect AI-written information and likely will not appreciate it.
2. Search for Jobs
- Job searching and networking platforms use AI to recommend jobs based on your profile, skills, and preferences.
- You can set filters (location, job type, etc.) and receive notifications about matching opportunities.
- Be very specific to make it easier for your search.
3. Optimize Your Profile
- Use Resume Review AI tools like to analyze and enhance your profile. These tools suggest keywords and optimize your profile to attract recruiters. Again, it is best to personalize your information.
4. Prepare for Interviews
- Use Generative AI tools to practice interview questions. They can simulate real interview scenarios and give you tips to improve. You can write a question (a prompt) “What are the top 5 most asked questions for (job you are seeking).”
5. Network with AI Assistance
- AI tools can help you draft personalized messages to reach out to professionals on via networking site or email for networking purposes. Once again, it is important to personalize the information.
6. Follow Up and Track Applications
- Search for AI tools to organize and track job applications. AI can help you draft polite follow-up emails. Yes, you get it…personalize!
To learn more about the ongoing conversation that inspired this blog, check out this article from LinkedIn.