Enhance your career exploration and job search with AI
The Career Resource Center (CRC) has compiled a list of AI resources that can help you in all aspects of your career search including the development of résumés, cover letters, career research, networking and interviewing. While we encourage the use of generative AI tools, we do strongly recommend that all output created by these tools be thoroughly reviewed by you for accuracy as these tools have the ability to generate content that can be misleading or totally inaccurate.
AI tools can help you to identify specific career fields and industries you may be interested in based on various inputs. We have curated a few prompts below to help you get started in further exploring careers and industries. Prior to using these tools, you may want to determine where you are in the career development process.
Tools you can use to research career options:
Careernomics uses AI to provide structured early-career intelligence, on employers, jobs, internships, and development programs using verified market data. The platform leverages AI to deliver data-driven insights, offering industry-specific reports, market mapping, and global trends to help students and alumni make informed career decisions.
Career Dreamer is a free Google tool that helps users uncover skills based on unique experiences and explore potential career paths using U.S. labor market data.
A strong résumé is a critical tool for use in pursuing your career goals. We highly recommend that current students gain instant and personalized feedback with the AI-enabled online résumé tool, Big Resume. Craft an effective résumé using the CRC résumé templates and samples based on the industry standards.
Steps:
We have curated a number of AI prompts to help you develop an even stronger résumé.
A good cover letter is tailored toward a specific company and showcases your genuine interest in the role. If you use AI to create a cover letter, make sure it adheres to guidelines found in our CRC Cover Letter Guide. Please remember any content generated by AI tools or any other prompt output must be thoroughly reviewed by you as AI tools can generate content that could be misleading or completely inaccurate. Below we have curated a prompt to help you create a strong and concise cover letter.
A strong LinkedIn profile can help you build a deep network and land your first internship or job. LinkedIn has a number of resources to help you build your profile, and we have curated a few AI prompts to help you further enhance your profile.
Networking is essential for your job search and future career development. We have curated a number of prompts to help you further develop your networking skills, and we strongly recommend you visit CRC Networking Resources in addition to the below AI prompts.
Communicating via email typically yields more responses than just via LinkedIn messaging. Search the Chrome Extension store for free AI-enabled tools to help you find work email addresses online, such as Hunter, GetProspect and Appolo.io.
The CRC offers several interviewing preparation tools that are AI enabled:
Big Interview utilizes AI to provide real-time, actionable feedback on mock interview recordings. This AI evaluates your performance across multiple metrics, including pace of speech, vocabulary usage, filler word frequency, eye contact, and body language.
Case Coach uses AI to provide on-demand, interactive case interview preparation, allowing users to practice, receive instant feedback, and master key skills. The platform leverages AI for automated case simulations, including case structuring, math drills, and chart interpretation, offering a scalable alternative to live human practice. Gain access through BizLink | Resources using your UB email address.
Interview Query uses AI to act as your personalized, 24/7 simulator to prepare candidates for data science and technical roles. It provides real-time feedback on mock interview responses, generates company-specific questions, and helps refine answers based on user résumés. Student licenses are limited; request access by emailing kt47@buffalo.edu.
Additionally, we have curated a few prompts to help you prepare for your upcoming interview. These prompts can be modified to provide you specific information on your chosen field and industry, but it is extremely important that you also review the CRC Interview Guide for more general help.
Frank L. Ciminelli Family
Career Resource Center
School of Management
University at Buffalo
308 Alfiero Center
Buffalo, NY 14260-4010
Tel: 716-645-3232
Fax: 716-645-3231
mgt-crc@buffalo.edu
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