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Woman reveals ChatGPT trick to land five job interviews a week after securing role in 30 days

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Published 16:01 26 Aug 2025 GMT+1

Woman reveals ChatGPT trick to land five job interviews a week after securing role in 30 days

Her strict formula helped fast track the complicated process

Ellie Kemp

Ellie Kemp

A woman who used ChatGPT to help her land that many job interviews she 'couldn't keep track' has revealed exactly what she did.

We might be worrying that AI is here to take over our jobs, but turns out it might be the very thing that could help us play the field.

And while some businesses have warned against candidates using artificial intelligence in their applications, one woman has used it to streamline the often drawn-out application process.

And it's not just her use of AI that's worth taking note of, but her approach to interviews in general.

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The woman took to the r/Interview community on Reddit to share her tried-and-tested method.

After being made redundant from her job in the spring of this year, it took her exactly a month of job hunting before she was made an offer and signed an employment contract.

Artificial Intelligence is becoming more and more integrated in day to day life (D3sign/Getty Images)
Artificial Intelligence is becoming more and more integrated in day to day life (D3sign/Getty Images)

That's super speedy - especially in this economy!

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In total, the woman applied to 80 jobs and ended up with four to five interviews a week.

Sharing her 'formula,' she explained how she used the $20-a-month ChatGPT Plus subscription to get the most out of her job search.

"[I] only applied to jobs that were posted in less than 24 hours, no exceptions. I also skipped jobs that required me to create an account or create a video during the application," she began. She also skipped jobs that didn't advertise salary brackets.

Next, she asked ChatGPT to create 'tailored resumes' for each job based on their descriptions.

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The woman signed her new contract exactly a month after she began applying for jobs (Fizkes/Getty Images)
The woman signed her new contract exactly a month after she began applying for jobs (Fizkes/Getty Images)

"[I] asked ChatGPT to create role specific interview questions/cheat sheet in PDF form that I printed out," she continued, with examples: "Tell me about yourself, why do you want to work for this company? Questions for recruiter, STAR interview questions, my 'wins."

Her criteria also cut out long-winded processes, as she explained: "If the job required more than three rounds I politely declined."

For the job she'd secured now - a role in health care tech within the client success sector - she explained: "I had (two) one hour video interviews with the GM and hiring manager and one 30 min phone interview with the recruiter."

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She caveated: "I am aware that this is not the case for most jobs. You can decide what works best for your situation."

But what she claims is her most important step came next, as the woman explained: "I asked ChatGPT to create a mock offer letter to manifest the job I wanted. I included the start date, desired rate of pay, hiring manager’s name, signed and dated on the day I interviewed with the hiring manager.

"The offer letter I created and the official one are almost identical."

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While not everyone was on board with manifesting a job offer letter, other social media users were grateful for the advice.

Elsewhere, she revealed she spent up to five hours a day job hunting, applying for between eight and 10 jobs each time.

So the next time you're in the market for a new job, it's worth bearing her advice in mind...

Featured Image Credit: PixeloneStocker/Getty Images

Topics: Reddit, Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Jobs, Social Media

Ellie Kemp
Ellie Kemp

Ellie joined UNILAD in 2024, specialising in SEO and trending content. She moved from Reach PLC where she worked as a senior journalist at the UK’s largest regional news title, the Manchester Evening News. She also covered TV and entertainment for national brands including the Mirror, Star and Express. In her spare time, Ellie enjoys watching true crime documentaries and curating the perfect Spotify playlist.

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