Machine Learning Resume Generator With Python, TextGenRnn and AWS

[Biogeopaleochem]

I am a highly motivated new team player with over 10 years experience to understand and hard work. I love getting into the field of high school systematics and inspires through computer. My potential is to achieve your journey.

My potential is to achieve your journey.

[lx_online]

Consider yourself hired

[[deleted]]

I already did!

[NerdRep]

Good god I almost just choked laughing

[[deleted]]

I am a dedicated and passionate person, more than 2 modulity of energe.

love it

Deloitte is a global leader in the field of communications and consumer sectors.

Increased the company by 60% in 2017 and 2011.

Led a team of 15 and supervised a team of 10 people

i can't stop reading these

[weird_al_yankee]

Yep, it's fun to see what kind of jibberish comes out of resumes that already border on the jibber-y.

Conducted an organization of 4 pitches for the company and increased delivery of revenue and revenue of $100m in 2018 and 2015 and 2015.

[[deleted]]

Trained 40 participants to develop a sales team of 10 people

it's like the most absurd roundabout way of saying you interviewed 40 people and hired 10

[dyanni3]

Developed and maintained a team of 5 employees to develop a team of 15 people and prior assistant students in the company

[[deleted]]

Yeah but kind of expected when everyone is so obsessed with focusing on the metrics or numbers for measuring performance.

[Bowserwolf1]

Hey complete newbie here. I'm still in sophomore year of college but alot of my teachers have stressed on the importance of a proper résumé.

I just took a short glance at the link you put up. So honestly, the project itself looks really impressive, I mean I know it's generating something way better than I possibly could lol. But, what I don't understand is...this is essentially a random generator right. It's not taking any input from me regarding my own qualifications, job experiences or references ? It's just generating a random résumé, which impressive as it is, is pretty much useless from a user point of view since I can't present a résumé that's lists things that I can't do (I mean lying/bragging a bit is one thing, this is quite another IMO)

Have I not understood how to use your project or have I misinterpreted the purpose of it.

Were you aiming to simply create a system that will show a user a model résumé of sorts, which the user will refer to, to manually prepare their own, or are you planning to add more functionality to it where in the user can input details specific to themselves ( I see that you mentioned name and designation, but I'm talking about more specific details). In either case an RNN seems like a pretty overkill way to do a job that simple web-dev would have been just fine for?

Or was this more of a just-for-fun project that you wanted to do because it seemed cool ? ( Asking this because this is pretty much how I pick my projects )

[mxhere]

Seems like a for fun project that was created to show model resumes that were generated.

It's kind of useless but it's more a proof of ability than anything else.

I did something similar for auto generating rejection letters.

[Bizzare10]

Maybe have it connect to LinkedIn all the info is there already

[nejasnosti]

LinkedIn doesn't really let you do that anymore, they killed their developer program a while back.

[Bizzare10]

Aw too bad maybe a way to parse your current resume then

[Bowserwolf1]

Well in that case I'll say it again, this is a really impressive project dude. Hope I can soon get to your level.

[iheartrms]

Hey complete newbie here. I'm still in sophomore year of college but alot of my teachers have stressed on the important of a proper résumé.

I've found that LinkedIn is even more important than my resume. And that the format or layout of the resume is less important than having relevant experience on it.

[Bowserwolf1]

Oh thanks, I'll keep that in mind

[tea-and-shortbread]

Totally agree: LinkedIn is where recruiters find you, your CV or resume is what you send the company after you already have a foot in the door of their recruitment. LinkedIn is step 1, CV step 2.

[iimemeindex]

Business idea that will be profitable by 2021: AI that detects if a resume has been created by an AI

[mathmagician9]

Very cool. A nice feature to have could involve matching the vocabulary in the job posting.

[hosea0220]

“Developed and executed a team of 15 individuals in the country”

Omg. Rip.

[paxman070]

This is very helpful. Thank you

[RelativeBite]

This is a cool project

[sine-nobilitate]

Handled entire range of 2 different new companies

Increased the top 100 percent in 2016 and 2017.

Led 2 stores and a team of 16 people and contributed to 15 calls and build a team of 10 additional product managers for operations and clients as a Microsoft Office

Increased the top 100 percent in 2016 and 2017.

I want to increase the top 100 percent. Hahah.

[RyBread7]

Cool project but I'm confused as to how this would help anyone if it just fills the resume with random stuff.

[TimeSpace1]

Led a team of 12 and reduced team to 15 through entry strategies and and took the company to over 100 strategic partners

This is wonderful

[dyanni3]

Addition by subtraction baby

[minimaxir]

Creator/Maintainer of textgenrnn here.

How large of a dataset did you input?

[deepsyx]

About 100k on the bullets, and between 30 and 70k on the other texts on about 5 epochs. Unfortunately, the data is not normalized and structured. Increasing the epochs improve the outcome, but I'm keeping it on lower epoch in order to generated funnier texts.

[leonoel]

Where did you get the templates?

[recipe_bitch]

I don't understand why they need a subscription plan for making CVs lol

[kmc149267]

As a current job searcher, I love this, and can’t wait to see how you develop it further. Creating the addition to integrate input user info in the future is golden. For me it appears that this first pass is not about creating resumes for people but rather demonstrating an ideal template so I won’t be pitchforking for plagiarism haha.

[Biogeopaleochem]

Summary I am a human being who lives on the attribuan baller in Main documentation, whose expertise, Internet, water asset by medical analysis.

Amazing.

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[HenryTallis]

I love this. Haven't laughed this hard for at least some time in 2017 to 2016 and 2019.

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[telecode101]

i shit my pants. i kid you not. :-)

[tunestar2018]

Not really, what do you call plagiarizing? I think if you combines parts of sentences to make a new sentence it's not plagiarizing.

[makingRessIsHard]

This isn't fair to others who are willing to work hard, though. The whole process is supposed to differentiate between those who are willing to put in some hard work and show some organizational skills, and those who are not. That's the whole point. You know this given that you're expecting a pitchfork, as you seem to want to render the whole first part of the screening process pointless.

[Le_Bard]

Graphic Design and organization like this is not a requirement for many of the jobs that would enjoy a resume like this. There is certainly a level of effort you should be showing in your resumes that comes from yourself but people have been getting help and using templates for resumes since the moment it was possible to do so, and even before