The ‚Career Dreamer‘ AI experiment is easy, free, and, dare I say, fun to use. Here’s how to get started.
Applying for jobs is hard work, but, before you get to that stage, you must figure out what roles to apply to. For many, this is challenging due to factors such as pivoting careers, returning to the workforce after years off, or unfamiliarity with the job-search process. Google has launched a new experimental artificial intelligence (AI) feature that can help.Career Dreamer
On Wednesday, Google unveiled Career Dreamer, a tool that helps users find skills and opportunities that best match the person’s experiences based on a couple of quick prompts. Using AI to analyze patterns between educational backgrounds, skills, and interests, the tool can output career possibilities that could be a match.
The experience is free, and, from trying it myself, I would say the prompts take less than five minutes to answer. Once you are given a web of jobs to explore, you can collaborate with Gemini to take the next step, including drafting a cover letter and refining your resume.My experience
To get started, I visited the Career Dreamer webpage. There, I hit start and answered some questions about myself, such as my current role, tasks, and skills.
