Using AI to Get Hired
Learn how to use AI tools at every stage of your job search, from writing a resume that gets read to negotiating an offer with real data behind you.
About this course
Most people treating AI as a shortcut are missing the point. They're using it to generate a generic cover letter faster, or to polish a resume that still says nothing specific. That's not a competitive edge. The candidates getting hired are using AI differently: to practice 40 interview questions in an afternoon, to find the exact language a company uses internally and mirror it back, to research salary ranges by level and geography before they walk into a negotiation. The tool isn't the advantage. Knowing what to do with it is.
This course walks through the entire job search, unit by unit, with that distinction in mind. You'll learn how to tailor your resume and cover letter so they speak to a specific role, not just list your history. You'll build a portfolio that shows how you think, not just what you can produce. You'll use AI to run realistic interview practice at a volume you couldn't do alone, and research companies deeply enough that you can ask questions most candidates never think to ask. And you'll look past the current job search to understand which roles are growing, which skills hold their value regardless of what AI does next, and how to build a career strategy that doesn't become obsolete.
By the end, you won't just have better application materials. You'll have a repeatable process for any search, for any role, at any point in your career.
Details
Skills you'll learn
Resume and Cover Letter Targeting
Tailor your resume and cover letters to specific roles using AI, so every application speaks to what that employer is actually looking for.
Portfolio Presentation
Build and present a portfolio that demonstrates your thinking and judgment, including work done with AI tools, in a way that builds rather than undermines your credibility.
AI-Powered Interview Practice
Run high-volume, realistic interview prep with AI so you can walk into any interview having already answered the hard questions out loud, more than once.
Company and Role Research
Research companies and roles at a depth most candidates never reach, so you can ask better questions, make stronger cases, and negotiate from a position of real information.
Career Strategy in the AI Era
Identify which roles are growing, which skills stay valuable, and how to build a career plan with AI-informed checkpoints you can actually act on.
Syllabus
4 units • 12 lessons • 3 assessments
Learning activities
Every lesson gives you several ways to learn.
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