The Real Deal: How AI may help you beef up your resume.
CNET editor Laura Michelle Davis says your resume can be considered if it has a key word employer’s computer likes.
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CNET editor Laura Michelle Davis says your resume can be considered if it has a key word employer’s computer likes.
News 12 Consumer Reporter Janice Lieberman gives you The Real Deal as to why artificial intelligence may help you beef up your resume.
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