LinkedIn Boosts Job Search Capabilities with New AI Features, Only for LinkedIn Premium Subscribers!
It can also help you tailor resume for a specific job.
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LinkedIn is launching new AI-powered features to help users find jobs, customize their resumes, and even get advice from AI chatbots. However, these new features will only be available to LinkedIn Premium subscribers starting in English globally.
One tool lets you search for jobs on LinkedIn by typing a natural language query. In a blog post, LinkedIn product manager Tomer Cohen gives the example of “find me a remote marketing job in Detroit that pays at least $110,000.” If the results are good, this could be a useful way to find potential jobs.
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LinkedIn can also review your resume and provide personalized suggestions for improving it for a specific job posting. You’ll be able to upload a resume, get feedback, and “make edits interactively with AI,” LinkedIn’s Rohan Rajiv says in a blog post. There’s also a tool that helps you create a cover letter “from scratch” with the help of AI.
These capabilities add to other AI-powered features available only to Premium subscribers that LinkedIn began testing late last year, which included the ability to summarize posts from the LinkedIn feed.
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LinkedIn isn’t just using AI to help you find jobs. It’s also starting to pilot AI personas of a few experts you can chat with to learn more about business topics. (They look a bit like LinkedIn’s version of Meta.) “The answers you’ll get are expert-trained and represent a mix of insights that are personalized to each learner’s unique needs,” Cohen says. The list of trainers includes Alicia Reece, Anil Gupta, Dr. Gemma Leigh Roberts, and Lisa Gates.
The company also promises to improve search on the platform in general with the help of Generative AI, though it didn’t share many specifics. “With our new search capabilities, every search interaction becomes smarter — whether you’re looking to find someone, explore jobs, make connections, or seek knowledge and answers,” Cohen says. “AI is poised to revolutionize our search capabilities, allowing you to explore the depth and breadth of any topic directly from LinkedIn search.” Cohen promises that the search improvements will roll out “in the coming weeks.”
Source: theverge
