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What's the advantage of using this instead of opening ChatGPT and saying "Please write this resume for me with this information: ..."?
Role: copywriter
Company: Corp
History: 10+ years
Skills: Pretty bad at writing and communicating.
> in marketingDear [Hiring Manager],I am writing to apply for the Copywriter role at Corp
With 10+ years of experience in marketing, I am confident that I have the skills and knowledge to be a valuable asset to your team
I understand the importance of effective communication and writing in this role, and I am confident that I can deliver
Although I am not the best at writing and communicating, I am eager to learn and grow in this role
I am a fast learner and I am sure I can quickly adapt to the requirements of the job
I am excited to learn more about the role and how I can contribute to the success of Corp
I am confident that I can bring my experience and enthusiasm to the team and help to make a positive impact
Thank you for your time and consideration
Sincerely,Joe
What's the advantage of using this instead of opening ChatGPT and saying "Please write this resume for me with this information: ..."?
If you try the tool you'll see there's some UI around building out specific sections with some small details that you offer
What's the advantage of using this instead of opening ChatGPT and saying "Please write this resume for me with this information: ..."?
Indeed at the moment it's not much over what raw ChatGPT can offer. But I'm looking at ChatGPT as an infrastructure component. Not really meant for the "average person" to interact with. This tools (and others such as copy.ai, Notion, etc.) contextualise it in a way that makes sense for the job a person needs to do.
Nevertheless, it does have a number of features to structure the output in a way that's tailored for resumes, reviews, cover letters etc. And it does have a UI that we think makes it easier to iterate on each individual idea or paragraph.
We want to add some features that "justify" it more as existing as a separate product. Things like auto-improving your LinkedIn profile, or a history/log of folks you've reviewed, etc.
What sort of features you'd like to see to make this more worthwhile as a product?
I love that you've built a creative new user interface around AI. There was a post here yesterday about how chat-based UIs are lazy/the worst option. Glad to see people starting to build AI tools with thoughtful UIs.
Was reading that post (also yesterday) and I think chat based UIs aren't good when you want to actually talk to someone (to sort out a pressing issue). If you're exploring ideas, if there's no time constraint, if you're talking to something quite good such as ChatGPT - I think they can be pleasant / impressive / exciting.
What's the advantage of using this instead of opening ChatGPT and saying "Please write this resume for me with this information: ..."?
Hey Hacker News, This is a small tool my brother and I worked over the holiday season. It helps you write performance reviews, cover letters, and even parts of your CV. It's goal is to make it easy for you to go from the crisp thoughts inside your head to the fuzzy prose that's required in these HR interactions. ChatGPT does the heavy lifting of course. This thing is magic! We're both been managers at one time or ano…
How are you using ChatGPT? AFAIK, there's no API for ChatGPT yet.
Hey Hacker News, This is a small tool my brother and I worked over the holiday season. It helps you write performance reviews, cover letters, and even parts of your CV. It's goal is to make it easy for you to go from the crisp thoughts inside your head to the fuzzy prose that's required in these HR interactions. ChatGPT does the heavy lifting of course. This thing is magic! We're both been managers at one time or ano…
How are you using ChatGPT? AFAIK, there's no API for ChatGPT yet.
I want to hear more about the privacy policy before I use it.
That being said, the app is a React front-end that talks to ChatGPT apis. We don't store any info about what you're inputting or log anything more than analytics (and your email, if you chose to subscribe for more info, via MailChimp).
Instead of a privacy policy, the app is currently open source
https://github.com/horia141/auto-perf-review
so you can view the code and see for yourself.