Getting hired
How to get hired when AI floods every job opening
AI made applying nearly free, so every opening drowns in applications. These guides show how to step out of the flood: fewer, sharper applications, proof of work, and people who vouch for you.
Coming soon
The first guides are being written. Meanwhile, the Situation Finder answers the 36 questions we hear most.
From the book
- 7.1The application flood, and how to step out of it
- 7.2A résumé that survives software and a human
- 7.3Referrals still win
- 7.4The portfolio project that gets replies
- 7.5What interviews test now
The Situation Finder
- I’ve sent two hundred applications and heard nothing back.When applying costs nothing, applications stop meaning anything, so the way out is fewer, sharper, warmer applications a human actually wants to read.
- Is software rejecting my résumé before a human ever sees it?Robots aren’t secretly binning your résumé; rigid filters and rushed humans are, so write for both: the right words first, then real results.
- Every job wants experience. How do I get any?One small project that solves a real problem for the company you want beats a wall of certificates, because it shows you can do the work.
What AI Can’t Take From You
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