How to use ChatGPT: Professionally piecing together the different parts of your career to build your resume can be a difficult puzzle. ChatGPT is here to help.

(How to use ChatGPT) Whether you are on the search for your first job out of college or have been in the game for decades, there is one thing we can all agree on — the job search is a tedious process. Well, now ChatGPT is here to help make the resume building process a breeze.

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How to use ChatGPT for your job application process

You can use ChatGPT to help you generate ideas and bullet points for your role from scratch, or to refine and optimize your current bullet points that may not be hitting the mark. Beyond bullet points, it can help you answer questions about putting together your resume and best practices. Here is how to get started.

How to use ChatGPT

1. Choose a resume template:

ChatGPT will help you with all of the resume on the text, but before you can add that in, you will need to pick a template. The program you are using to write the resume on — such as Google Docs, Microsoft Word, and Canva — will likely have a resume template already.

2. Sign into ChatGPT:

You will then want to visit OpenAI’s ChatGPT homepage and sign in or create an account. It is free to use so the sign up process is simple, requiring no credit cards or obscure information.

3. Add text: (How to use ChatGPT)

If you want ChatGPT to generate text for your resume from scratch, all you have to do is ask it to.

Whether you want it to generate your professional summary or an individual bullet, ask it directly. For example I asked ChatGPT, “Can you write a short, professional resume summary about my role as a tech reporter?” Within seconds it did, as seen by the photo.

Although ChatGPT is more than capable of coming up with content that is ready to be copied and pasted into a resume, you should tweak the text so that it is personalized to your actual experience and also looks less written by a robot. At the end of the day, employers want to learn about what makes you unique and without your assistance, the chatbot will only have access to generic prompts about your role.

4. Use ChatGPT to revamp your own text:

Whether you decided to take a stab at filling out the template yourself before using ChatGPT’s assistance or have an existing resume you want to enhance, ChatGPT is a great resource for polishing up your text. All you have to do is copy and paste your own text and ask ChatGPT to make it better.

For example, I asked ChatGPT, “Can you make this resume bullet sound better: I write stories about technology”. Within seconds, it whipped out a way more elaborate bullet point that incorporated a professional tone and made that simple sentence more complex, as seen by the photo. Once you get your result, you can always tell ChatGPT to tweak it further with prompts like, “Make it shorter” or “Can you include [additional details]”.(How to use ChatGPT)