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ChatGPT for Job-Seekers: The Right Way to Use AI to Accelerate Your Search

October 7 @ 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

ChatGPT feels like a miracle for job-seekers – instant resumes, cover letters, and more. What could be better?

But there’s a dark side to using AI in the job search: It can actually hurt your chances if you use it the wrong way.

So join OpenAI’s first education partner and a former hiring manager at LinkedIn and Khan Academy to understand ChatGPT from an employer’s perspective, including:

  • The right way to use AI – from the best prompting techniques to the best models for every stage of your search
  • The biggest pitfalls of ChatGPT – and how to avoid them so your resume doesn’t get automatically rejected
  • How to find your perfect career path, your most important resume keywords to beat the ATS, and your best interview prep plan of attack – all by choosing the right AI tool at the right time!

Why This Isn’t a Standard Webinar (And Why You Should Join Live!)

As a former teacher, Jeremy makes sure that every session is highly engaging and that all his advice is 100% actionable. To see what you can expect, watch this welcome video from Jeremy and then get ready to:

  • Participate in live roleplays
  • Get hands-on experience with advanced prompting techniques
  • Work on techniques that will 10X your chances of getting interviews at any organization
  • Plus, he’ll be giving away multiple copies of his #1 ChatGPT for Careers bestseller, Career Coach GPT. But you need to join live in order to win!

Want to Get a Head Start? Check out Jeremy’s Top 10 Career Prompts to start using these powerful tools the right way.

This event is open to all graduate students and postdoctoral scholars.

Click HERE to register for the event.

Co-hosted by Cornell University, Syracuse University, and the University of Rochester.

Co-sponsored by the Central New York Humanities Corridor.

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To request accommodations or for inquiries about accessibility contact mm2478@cornell.edu. We ask that requests be made at least 3 days in advance.