ChatGPT for job searches

Taken from here:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/heyronir_i-dont-understand-why-people-dont-use-chatgpt-activity-7272948709301071873-s4pp

ChatGPT can 10X your interview chances.

Copy and paste these ChatGPT prompts to land your dream job in 2024:

1. Company Research

“I have an interview with [company] for the position of [job position]. Please summarize the company’s mission, core products or services, and recent news or achievements by analyzing their website [website link] and any recent press releases.”

2. Resume Optimization

“Review my current resume attached and suggest improvements tailored for applying to a [job position] at [company]. Highlight any gaps in my experience and recommend ways to address these through online courses or projects.”

3. Cover Letter Writing

“Based on the job description for [job position] at [company], generate a cover letter that highlights my relevant experience, skills, and why I am passionate about working for [company].”

4. Interview Preparation

“For the position of [job position] at [company], what are some industry-specific challenges or trends I should be aware of? How can I demonstrate my understanding or propose potential solutions during the interview?”

5. Common Interview Questions

“Generate a list of common interview questions for a [job position] role within the [industry] industry.”

6. Behavioral Interview Questions

“Create a set of behavioral interview questions relevant to the [job position] role at [company]. Include a brief guide on how to structure responses using the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) method, tailored to my experiences.”

7. Follow-Up After Interview

“Draft a follow-up email template for after an interview for the [job position] role at [company]. The email should express gratitude, reiterate interest in the position, and include a statement on how I can add value to the team, reflecting specifics from our discussion.”

8. Technical Skills Assessment

“I need to demonstrate my proficiency in [specific skill or software] for a [job position] role at [company]. Can you generate a practice test or challenges that reflect the level of understanding required?”

9. Salary Negotiation Strategies

“Based on the role of [job position] in [location or industry], what is the competitive salary range? Provide strategies and key phrases for negotiating a higher salary or better benefits, considering my experience level and industry standards.”

10. Networking and Referrals

“Provide tips on how to use LinkedIn for networking with employees currently working at [company]. Include a template message for reaching out to potential contacts for insights about the [job position] and company culture.”

Remote jobs

More than millions remote jobs out there.

These 10 websites can pays in USD for remote jobs:

1. Working Nomads
Link: https://workingnomads.com

2. Remote Ok
Link: https://remoteok.com

3. JustRemote:
Link: https://justremote.co

4. RemoteHunt
Link: remotehunt.com

5. WorkingNomads
workingnomads.co

6. Wellfound
Link : https://wellfound.com

7. Weworkremotely
Link: weworkremotely.com

8. Working Nomads
Link: https://workingnomads.com

9. JS Remotely
Link : https://jsremotely.com

10. FlexJobs
Link: https://flexjobs.com

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Adding SSH Key to SSH Agent

Check if SSH Agent is running

eval "$(ssh-agent -s)"

Add the Keys to SSH Agent

ssh-add ~/.ssh/nameofkey

Verify Keys Added to SSH Agent

ssh-add -l

Copy Key to Remote Server

ssh-copy-id user@remote.server.location

Copy Server Key to Host

ssh-copy-id user@host.local

If you see a warning “Permission 0664 for ‘key_id’ are too open”, do this:

chmod og-rw key_id

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No Roof Scams

There are many things consumers can do to guard against being the victim of a fraudulent roofing contractor.

  • Look for well-established, licensed, insured and bonded roofing professionals with a federal tax identification number and a permanent address.
  • Ask for a contractor’s license number and confirm with your city or county building department that the license number was issued by them and is current.
  • Check to make sure the contractor is registered to conduct business in Colorado at https://www.sos.state.co.us/biz/BusinessEntityCriteriaExt.do.
  • Ask to see the company’s certificates of insurance. Verify with the insurer the certificate is valid, the contractor is endorsed for roofing work, and the contractor’s coverage for liability and workers’ compensation is current. CONSUMER TIP: Check the number of employees covered by the policy – a low number indicates the contractor will hire temporary help who may or may not have roofing experience.
  • Don’t hire a contractor who knocks on your door following a storm. Most legitimate roofing contractors do not conduct business this way.
  • Contact the Colorado Roofing Association (CRA), which maintains a current list of licensed, properly insured, professional contractors who have committed to abiding by the CRA Code of Ethics, and have passed a nationally recognized exam that addresses roofing work on residential and/or commercial property.
  • Contact the Better Business Bureau to check for complaints filed against any company you are considering hiring.
  • Be sure to get more than one estimate.
  • Require references that specifically include other homes in your area, and check them.
  • Make sure you review and understand all documents sent to your insurance carrier.
  • Never pay a contractor in full or sign a completion certificate until all the work is completed.
  • Don’t be pushed into signing a contract right away. Never sign a contract with blanks or statements like “see insurance estimate, etc.” – fraudulent contractors may enter unacceptable terms later.
  • Always ensure that before you sign a contract it includes all the requirements established in Colorado Senate Bill 38.
    1. Scope of work and materials to be provided.
    2. Cost for same based on damages known at the time the contract is entered into.
    3. Approximate dates of service.
    4. Roofing contractor’s contact information.
    5. Identification of contractor’s surety and liability coverage insurer and their contact information.
    6. Contractor’s policy regarding cancellation of contract and refund of any deposit including a rescission clause allowing the property owner to rescind the contract for roofing services and obtain a full refund of any deposit within 72 hours after entering the contract.
    7. A statement that if the property owner plans to pay for the roofing services through an insurance claim, the contractor cannot pay, waive or rebate the homeowner’s insurance deductible in part or in whole.
    8. A statement that the contractor shall hold in trust any payment from the property owner until the contractor has delivered roofing materials to the jobsite or has performed a majority of the roofing work on the property.
    9. A statement that the property owner may rescind a contract for services, the payment for which will be made from the proceeds of a property insurance claim, within 72 hours after receiving notice from their insurer that the claim is denied in whole or in part.

Organizations participating in the No Roof Scams campaign include:

Original link: NoRoofScam Campaign Fighting Roofing Fraud in Colorado During Severe Weather

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