Jill Pante Discusses Embracing AI in Your Job Search

Jill Pante, director of the Lerner College Career Services Center, recently wrote an article for Delaware Business Times on how job seekers can use AI to supercharge their job search.

AI-powered tools make it easier to identify in-demand skills and can help job seekers close the skills gap to stay competitive. As industries adapt to rapid technological change, employers are looking for a mix of technical and human-centered skills. However, Pante cautions that while AI can enhance personal and professional goals, it’s crucial to maintain your authentic self.

Read the full article here.

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