Artificial intelligence can now help with research and draft content, and can even suggest career tips, but many students are letting it do all the work on their resumes. Barbara Zerillo, Ed.D., senior director of the Center for Career and Professional Development at Post University, shared her insights with NBC Connecticut, emphasizing the importance of balancing AI assistance with personal input.
Zerillo advises students to use AI as a starting point, not a substitute for their own voice. She encourages tailoring resumes to reflect individual experiences and skills, ensuring they stand out in a competitive job market. While AI can help streamline the process, she notes it is crucial to infuse your unique perspective and achievements into your resume.
Watch the full segment from NBC Connecticut here for more tips on leveraging AI in resume writing.
