Track
AI for Job Hunting
Application materials that survive a six-second screen, and interview practice that actually pushes back. Built around honest feedback rather than polish.
Who it's for: Students, graduates and career changers applying for roles now.
By the end you'll have
- A CV whose weaknesses you can name
- A cover letter that fails the company-substitution test
- A live portfolio written from your own specifics
- Two identified interview weak spots with real evidence gathered
Why this order
Applications first, interviews second, portfolio last — which is the opposite of how people usually approach it, and deliberate. Most people polish a portfolio nobody has asked for while sending generic applications that never get read. The sequence here front-loads the thing that actually gets responses.
The tailoring project is the centre of the track. Everything before it is preparation and everything after builds on the material it produces.
How long it takes
Four to six hours, and it is worth doing against real vacancies rather than hypothetical ones. The exercises produce applications you can send, not practice ones you throw away.
How you'll know you're done
You have finished when you have a repeatable process that takes a job posting and produces a tailored application in under twenty minutes, and when you have used it on something real. A process you have not tested under time pressure is a plan, not a process.
- 1Project
Run an Honest CV Review
Start with what is wrong, not with polish.
- 2Challenge
The Cover Letter That Is Not Generic
Specificity beats fluency every time.
- 3Project
Ship a Portfolio Site in an Afternoon
Something to link to.
- 4Challenge
The Hostile Interview
Uncomfortable and worth it.
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