Be honest š Have you ever used AI to write your CV?
It's fast. It's cheap. It looks polished. But here's why it may be costing you interviews š
ā It sounds like everyone else's. Recruiters read hundreds of CVs. The same "results-driven professional with a proven track record" line stops standing out.
ā It doesn't know YOU. AI can't tell which achievements matter most for the job you want, so your best proof gets buried.
ā It can invent or inflate. One made-up skill or exaggerated duty, and you're stuck explaining it in the interview.
ā It doesn't know our market. Kenyan employers, NGOs, and recruiters each look for different things. A generic template misses that.
ā It's rarely tailored. One CV for every job means weak keyword matching, and that's what ATS screening checks.
A CV isn't just a document. It's the first impression you can't redo. š¼
Saving a few shillings isn't worth missing the interview.
š¬ Reply with: A = I've used AI for my CV B = I've never tried it C = I'm not sure my CV is working
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