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Free Resources Every Job Seeker Should Know About Right Now

The job search process can be overwhelming, especially when you’re juggling multiple applications, deadlines, and interviews. But guess what? You don’t have to go it alone. There are a plethora of free resources available to help you navigate the job search maze. Here’s a roundup of some of the best tools you can use right now.

Resume Building
  • Careerflow: An AI-powered platform that helps you build a professional resume tailored to your industry.
  • Resume Revival App: Offers a step-by-step guide to revamping your resume, making it more appealing to recruiters.
  • Resume Trick: Provides tips and tricks to make your resume stand out.
  • HN Resume to Jobs: Helps you find jobs that match your resume and skills.
Cover Letter Crafting
  • Cover Letter Copilot: Uses AI to help you write a compelling cover letter.
  • CoverLetterGPT: Another AI tool that assists in creating a personalized cover letter.
Job Tracking
  • Teal’s Job Application Tracker: Allows you to keep track of all your job applications in one place.
  • Notion Free Job Application Tracking Templates: Offers free templates to help you manage your job applications.
  • Jobscan’s Free Job Search Spreadsheet: A comprehensive spreadsheet to keep track of your job search.
  • The Muse’s Free Job Search Spreadsheet: Another great option for tracking your job applications.
  • Rolepad: Helps you discover roles that match your skills and interests, making it easier to track suitable job openings.1
Job Boards and Listings
  • Pyjama Jobs by Kickresume: Let AI match you with jobs that are a perfect fit for you. No more wasting time on job boards with barely-good-enough opportunities.
ChatGPT: Your Personal Job Application Assistant

For those seeking a more personalized touch in their job search, ChatGPT can be your go-to assistant. Here’s how it works:

  • Step 1: Share the job description you’re interested in.
  • Step 2: Share your resume for review.
  • Step 3: Receive a summary showcasing your skills and experiences relevant to the role.

To get started, simply use this prompt:

I want you to review a job opening that I am interested in applying for. Keep it professional, but feel free to be creative. Do not use emojis.

Step 1 will be for you to review the job description, which I will copy and paste once you are ready.

Step 2 will be for you to review my resume, which I will copy and paste after Step 1 is complete and you are ready.

Step 3 will create a summary showcasing my skills and experiences relevant to the role. Let me know when you are ready for Step 1 (the job I want to apply for).

Conclusion

The job search process doesn’t have to be a solo endeavor. With these free resources, you can make your job search more organized, effective, and less stressful. Happy job hunting!

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