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The hot new job skill to have

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The hot new job skill to have

Gearing up for our next Oven Fresh Jobs Fair Thursday, April 27th at the Shops at Ithaca Mall?

Here’s the hot new job skill to have on your resume…ChatGPT!

ResumeBuilder polled 1,000 bosses and found it’s the new in-demand skill companies are looking for.

In fact, 90% said having experience with it is a plus and could increase your chances of landing a job and almost half have already used it in one way or another.

Most of the jobs that mention ChatGPT are in tech, copywriting and social media.

The good news?

It’s SO new (only five months old!) that no one has a lot of experience with it yet.

You can try the free version or watch a few videos to learn how it works.

GL…and see you at the Fair!

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