Top 7 GPTs for Resume Building: Use ChatGPT to Write a Resume

Alright, let's cut to the chase. You're here because you want a resume that doesn't just whisper, but screams "HIRE ME!" in the most professional way possible.

Let me introduce GPTs – your new best friends in crafting your resume. I've been around the digital block, testing and poking at a bunch of these AI tools to find the best of the best.

REMEMBER: These aren't your average, run-of-the-mill word processors, just think of these GPT as your best friend helping you word your Tinder bio to get you a date. ;)

Let’s take that resume of yours from zero to hero, so keep reading! I've lined up the crème de la crème of AI tools that'll help you land that dream job.

Spoiler alert: it's going to be awesome.

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1. Doc Maker - Perfect for Beginners

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The thing we love about Doc Maker is its efficiency. You tell it what you need, throw in some career highlights, tell it about your skill stack and bam! You've got a resume that looks like it was crafted by a team who understand the subtle art of humble bragging. (lol)

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And when you're done, it's not just a matter of saving it and hoping for the best. Oh no, Doc Maker lets you export your resume directly to PDF, Word, or even straight to the cloud. Google Drive, OneDrive - you name it.

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It's efficient, it's smart, and it's your secret weapon in the hunt for your dream job. Just remember, even with the best tools, the magic really comes from you - your experiences, your skills, your... well, you get the idea.

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2. G Resume Reviewer - Polish Your Resume with Google's Insights

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First off, what we love about this GPT is its sharp eye for detail. G Resume Reviewer is an eagle-eyed editor who can spot a misplaced comma that anyone could easily miss. This GPT doesn't just glance over your resume; it dives in, scrutinizes every line, and ensures everything aligns with what Google sees as the gold standard.

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It's more like a tailor, fitting your resume so it looks and feels just right. You know, like how a bespoke suit can make you feel like a million bucks? That's what this GPT does for your resume.

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One thing that might irk you is its STRICT ADHERENCE to Google's guidelines. It's fantastic for aligning with their standards, but the job market is a diverse place.(and highly competitive)  What works for Google might not be the magic potion for every company out there. It's like making a killer PB&J sandwich and then realizing not everyone's into PB&J.

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3. Better Resume - Best for Resume Optimization

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We think that this is the perfect tool to use if you already have a draft for your first ever resume. Optimizing your resume can go a long way, so don’t skip this step. 

It's great at highlighting your skill stack in a way that's as eye-catching as a neon sign in a dark alley. Plus, it's got a knack for tailoring your resume to the job you're eyeing, making sure you stand out like a superhero in a lineup of sidekicks.

Using Better Resume effectively is all about balance. You provide the raw material – your skills, experiences, and achievements – and let it do the heavy lifting.

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The only con we can think of is.. if you're the type who loves to agonize over every word, this might feel like it's taking the wheel a bit too much. It's like going from manual to automatic transmission – efficient, sure, but maybe less control than you're used to.

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4. Resume Crafter for Specific Skills - Tailored Outputs for Specific Niches

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This is definitely not for beginners. This is something more for the seasoned veterans who already have a semblance of what to expect in the industry.

Now, what's to love? Well you basically have a career coach in your pocket (minus the hourly rate). You get these tailored, polished resume lines that make your experiences shine.

So why don’t we recommend this for beginners? This GPT is niche specific. You need to input quality to get quality. Garbage in, garbage out, as they say. If you're not clear about your skills or experiences, even this GPT can't save you. It's a tool, not a miracle worker.

The Resume Crafter GPT is a delight for anyone looking to add a little “pizzazz" to their career run. Just remember, it's a tool to enhance what's already there – it can't spin straw into gold. But it sure can make the straw look a lot more appealing.

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5. AI Assistant for Resume and Cover Letters - Perfect for Tailored Resumes and Cover Letters

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This GPT is like a ninja! It takes your jumbled work history and turns it into a sleek, professional story. And cover letters? SAY LESS, literally. It tailors each letter to the job you're eyeing, making sure you stand out.

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One tiny issue we have is that it's almost too good. (Like any other AI, really)  You run the risk of sounding like a corporate sellout if you're not careful. It's important to sprinkle a bit of your own personality in there. After all, you want to sound like a human, not a cyborg. (No matter how cool that sounds)

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Pro-tip: CONTRAST. Let the AI lay down the framework, then add your own thaaaang. This way, your resume and cover letter won't just open doors; they'll knock them right off their hinges.

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6. PM Resume Reviewer - The Project Management Professionals' Companion

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We like how straightforward this GPT is. It's not trying to be everything for everyone.

Remember that obsessive ‘know it all’ friend who knows way too much about anything? In this case, it’s  project management and in this case, it's actually useful.

The PM Resume Reviewer GPT is smart enough to recognize whether you're a newb trying to catch a break into project management or a tenured pro looking to climb the corporate ladder. It tailors its feedback accordingly, which is neat because not all advice is one-size-fits-all. 

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However, this GPT can be a little too by-the-book (As all know it alls go). It's built on industry insights and best practices, which means it might not always appreciate your creative attempt to describe that summer you spent ‘managing’ a coffee stand as "entrepreneurial experience in a high-paced beverage industry." (hahaha stop)

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7. Resume Writer Pro - Ideal for Software Developers

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Now us people here in Whatplugin.ai don’t know much about Software Development. Really, coding and debugging is not our thing. But hey, at least we can get you a GPT that can help you get a new opportunity in Software Development, right?

The coolest thing about this GPT is it feels like it has been to coding boot camps, hackathons, and knows what makes the tech industry tick. (It’s an absolute nerd)  It's not just throwing up keywords like "machine learning" and "blockchain" to sound cool. It will help you highlight your skills and projects in a way that makes hiring managers sit up and pay attention.

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You input your projects, your technical skills, maybe that time you saved the company's database from a near-catastrophic shutdown, and let the Resume Writer Pro work its magic.

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So, to sum everything up, this GPT is like your resume's best friend, if your best friend was a super-smart AI that knew a ton about software development.

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Wrapping up

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We’ve tested these tools, and we recommend you do the same! While we have no need for a brand-new spanking resume, it’s good to know that showcasing your career isn’t that hard.

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Whether you're a corporate slave, a government lap-dog, or a creative spirit with a taste for the arts, there's a GPT that understands you better than your last date.

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The key to maximizing AI? Use these GPTs as a starting point. Let these AI writing assistants gather the full piece of your skills and experiences, but make sure you're the one writing the melody. add your personality and tweak their suggestions, With these GPTs in your arsenal, you're not just walking into the job market. You're coming in hot, guns blazing, resume in hand, ready to take on the world. Now go forth and conquer – your dream job is waiting!

And remember, when you land that job, feel free to name your firstborn after me. Just kidding... unless? 😉