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Re: Show HN: HN Resume to Jobs – AI Powered Job Matching Tailored to Your Resume

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Post by OJFord »

lisasays wrote: post #63
OJFord wrote: post #43

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Surely your CV is inherently public information, isn't it non-negative for you if it's shared or 'leaked'?

Surely your CV is inherently public information Says who? I find it actually quite strange to think of not only your own, but everyone else's professional (and implicitly: social, geographic) history as "inherently public" information.

Says you the author of the CV without attached terms limiting distribution? You who wants people to read it and want to hire you?

Re: Show HN: HN Resume to Jobs – AI Powered Job Matching Tailored to Your Resume

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Post by aman2k4 »

selalipop wrote: post #29
aman2k4 wrote: post #27

Earlier quoted context omitted.

This is exactly what i have been working on for few weeks but not been able to get a good final results. I want to make sure that AI is not overselling my skills or completely deviating from my current experiences/skill set when trying to tailor resume for a job post.

This is an interesting problem, I might start by having ChatGPT try to infer a complete list of tools and skills each position involved along with a confidence score (even those you didn't originally tell it about) From there you could allow it to remix the skills while maintaining an average level of confidence greater than some number: so it'd be allowed to include things slightly out of your wheelhouse only if mos…

Cool, i should try it..so far i have been working with rephrasing the work experiences description to fit a job description using GPT3.5 api. Still have not engineered the prompt to get reasonable output.For tools and skills , i have a prefilled dictionary which more or less represent my expertises. task of GPT is select top n skills/tools and put them in final result.

Re: Show HN: HN Resume to Jobs – AI Powered Job Matching Tailored to Your Resume

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Post by aman2k4 »

nextworddev wrote: post #61
aman2k4 wrote: post #27

Earlier quoted context omitted.

This is exactly what i have been working on for few weeks but not been able to get a good final results. I want to make sure that AI is not overselling my skills or completely deviating from my current experiences/skill set when trying to tailor resume for a job post.

Another challenge is to get the AI generated output to fit in a page and preserve original formatting

yeah using chain of thoughts to tackle it. This is relatively simple

Re: Show HN: HN Resume to Jobs – AI Powered Job Matching Tailored to Your Resume

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Post by dserban »

Somewhat off-topic but congratulations, you have re-implemented (in the small) the search engine that powers HN. I say this as an employee of the company behind that engine, and I say this as someone who is intimately familiar with the codebase and with how the technology works.

With a little more effort towards scalability, and with some input from a devops co-founder, you'd be on your way to launching a state-of-the-art, market-competitive search engine.

My employer won't be too happy seeing me post this, but I don't care, this needs to be said.

Re: Show HN: HN Resume to Jobs – AI Powered Job Matching Tailored to Your Resume

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Post by perlgeek »

a_taylor wrote: post #69
perlgeek wrote: post #41

What I'd love to see is a view on the "who's hiring" where I can start by saything something like: * I live in Germany, and want to work remotely. Then it filters out all the onsite jobs as well as the remote US or remote UK only jobs. It should be smart enough to know that Germany is in Europe, so Europe or anywhere remote jobs should remain. Then I would like if it could extract some features and show them for the…

Does selecting the "Germany (remote)" filter here address your use case? https://www.trueup.io/jobs

That looks pretty good, thank you!
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