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SEEK Admin · 24 Jul 2025

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It's all about AI these days—and here's how you can make it work for you. Get AI to help you write a cover letter. 🤖 🤙 Do this: ✍️ Get your prompts on point ✍️ Tailor AI's words with your info ✍️ Get the right keywords in there ✍️ Give it a personal touch There's more to it, but we covered it all here: https://www.seek.co.nz/career-advice/article/how-to-write-a-cover-letter-using-ai Do you use AI in your job hunt? Tell us how below.

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Anon230384 · 16 Nov 2025

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HELP I'm using chat gpt to write a cover leteer but it sounds obviously AI. I've googled cover letter examples and they all have the same formal, weird tone and AI phrasing. If you use chatgpt ,what are some prompts you use make it to sound more natural?

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Anon550185 · 16 Jan 2026

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Currently applying for jobs and need advice on using AI for my CV - which is best for helping me tailor my CV and cover letter to each job? I was using chatgpt but lately it hasn't been giving as many free prompts and the output isn't as reliable. Does anyone use copilot? I'm also open to paying as long as it's not too expensive. Any recommendations?

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Matthew · 9d ago

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Success is a process! Thinking I was well prepared to start in the driving sector became a long journey of discovering that I needed to hurdle a half dozen gates before feeling confident to apply for the right role. Even though my skill level was sufficient I quickly discovered that I couldn’t tick all the boxes on most application through seek. Now over two months later I have met a co worker who succeeded after a concentrated CV he starts today. Inspiring me to continue on my quest

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Rohendi · 14d ago

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I am a marketing otomotive, i nees job

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Shanika · 1mo ago

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why my application are never successful?

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Mahendra · 29 Jan 2026

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I have a good understanding of HACCP and full hygiene maintain. I have much experience from take care kitchen and like food plating and presentation in this sector.

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Anon446102 · 24 Dec 2025

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Hey guys, I need some tips with making my first resume - does anyone have any recomendations for an online resume builder or design template they've used? Any help appreciated.

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Carrie · 26 Nov 2025

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When I put my experience into a proper structure, the work suddenly looked “too big”, almost “unreal”. But the truth is: all of it was my real work — just never organised, never named, never valued properly. Writing my CV felt uncomfortable at first. It looked “too strong”. It felt like “this can’t be me”. But it is me. ✨ Your work is real. ✨ Your skills are real. ✨ You’re allowed to recognise your value. ✨ You don’t need to shrink to feel safe.

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Anex · 6 Sep 2025

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Can someone please share any links for the resume format in NZ ? I am majorly looking around opportunities in IT