"AI won't take your job, it's somebody using AI that will take your job." It’s no secret that companies have put adapting AI in the top of their to do list. And we have seen the impact this can have for workers increasing their productivity and saving them time while doing so. But how does this look for job seekers? A recent study by LiveCareer surveyed 1,150 US workers in March and found that 85% of job seekers save time using AI for writing applications and 40% think AI improves their grammar, writing, and vocabulary. Whether you're employed or on the hunt for your dream job, we want to hear from you! How has AI impacted your work? Share your thoughts in the comments below 👇 Thanks to Business Insider for the coverage. #Bold #Career #JobSeekers #FutureOfWork #IndustryInsights
I've been using Teal, and it has a built in way of using AI to "enhance" the bullet points on your resume. Since I'm a writer, I want to write everything myself but I have used their AI suggestions to help me consider how to make it a marketable resume. In a similar way, I use AI as an aid (ChatGPT to be precise) to help me write cover letters. I don't like to use what ChatGPT literally gives me, but there's a skeleton that helps me out. I don't think I'll ever "use" AI in the pure sense, but to know what language to use in something like a resume so that I can get more eyes on it, I'll use anything!
I completely agree with the positive impact of AI on productivity and time-saving for workers. It's important to embrace this technology and adapt to its benefits. Great post, BOLD!
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