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Originally found Rezi when searching ways my mom could improve her resume after losing her job of 20 years due to the strains of the pandemic. We saw an uptick in callbacks after a week or so, eventually landing at a unicorn. Trying to make a career change myself, I returned to Rezi, and it is a tremendous help. Throwing it a job listing, having it tailor soft skills I've gained outside that industry, and highlighting their correlation to my future position? Gamechanger. Give it a shot if you're lost in this job market, or just have difficulty selling you.

I am writing this review after using the Cover Letter AI for over 6 months. I started by trying the trial period credits and I was amazed by the result, it saved my time by providing a good draft for my cover letter. The best part about this is it provides different options to select and give you the result based on your preference. I purchased more credits and about tor finished them too. It's my go-to website for drafting my cover letters.

Congrats on the launch! This looks really smooth, and I think it demonstrates well how GPT can be helpful, at least providing a starting point when you're writing your cover letter. Two questions: - is this using GPT-4 - what did you use to build it and how long did it take?

Cover Letter Writers recognize that one size does not fit all. They take the time to understand the client's background, career goals, and the specific job they are applying for, ensuring that each cover letter is uniquely tailored to the individual and the position.

@paul_danyliuk, I honestly can't thank you enough for giving life to Ubel :D ! It is exactly the kind of distraction from a "more than usual overwhelming life" I was looking for and an amazing time-waster. I truly enjoy annoying Ubel with my fake cover letters :D ! I don't know why or how exactly but I can say that it really helped me forget how stressful life can be and just for that, I am already generally grateful ! And... that's not all ... I've been struggling to find my way in this "AI" world, for various reasons, but mostly because writing prompts has been quite a frustrating experience for me and I tend to give up too quickly. But, seeing how you have implemented Coda AI with Ubel (and the other projects you submitted to Coda's "AI at Work Challenge") has been really useful to me to better understand how prompt engineering works :D ! The insights and tips regarding Coda AI you gave in yesterday's livestream (in between all the laughter :D) were inspirational and helpful for the AI novice I still somewhat am :) ! I'm very grateful for that too ! To close this too long comment already, I just want to add that as someone who prefers "quality over quantity", I sincerely appreciate the way you've generally integrated Coda AI in your projects (as opposed to creating a project just for the sake of implementing some AI somewhere). I greatly value the efforts you've put into creating Ubel (and the other Coda AI projects you've created so far), even if this specific one is "just for fun" and I can only hope others will see this too :) ! So yes, thank you very much Paul :D !

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