Landing a new job in this economy is a full-time job. The job data looks grim, and the general sentiment is worse. It calls for a change of strategy, a switch to relationship-building rather than mass applying. This has always been important, but it’s critical now.
When I heard that LinkedIn had added AI features for job seekers and searchers, I knew I had to test it out. I’ve used AI in many parts of the job-searching experience, including to write a resume, create a cover letter, offer career advice and generate a professional headshot.
While I’m not looking for a new job, I’m always on the hunt for new opportunities, connections and business buddies. There’s a lot of untapped territory on LinkedIn, like the AI job search and AI-powered people search, both launched in the past few months. There’s also AI profile editing tools, drafting messages with AI (but be careful
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