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on said description. The model will also use the user's input profile with information such as education, experience, and skills to formulate an optimal answer to the interview question.
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This answer will allow the user to see how their profile can be optimized to answer questions and give them the best chance at moving to the next round of the
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job hiring process. Specifically, this model is intended for user's who are have little-to-none interview experience and need more intense preparation, or users that want to enhance their
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# Prompt Format
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This section should briefly describe how your prompt is formatted and include a general code chunk (denoted by ```YOUR TEXT```) showing an example formatted prompt.
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The prompt is formatted by entering the job title and description that the user is applying for, then entering the user's profile (experience, skills, education,
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special awards, etc) and "Interview Question and Optimal Answer" followed by a blank space. The user must designate 'Job Description:' and
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'User Profile:' in their formatted prompt. The user must use the pipeline shown below in conjunction with a formatted prompt to recieve an output.
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# Expected Output Format
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# Limitations
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on said description. The model will also use the user's input profile with information such as education, experience, and skills to formulate an optimal answer to the interview question.
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This answer will allow the user to see how their profile can be optimized to answer questions and give them the best chance at moving to the next round of the
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job hiring process. Specifically, this model is intended for user's who are have little-to-none interview experience and need more intense preparation, or users that want to enhance their
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answers to complex interview questions. For example, if I was applying for a data scientist position, but had little experience with data science, this model would find a way to
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use my other education and experience to supplement my answer to data science-specific interview questions.
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# Prompt Format
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The prompt is formatted by entering the job title and description that the user is applying for, then entering the user's profile (experience, skills, education,
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special awards, etc) and "Interview Question and Optimal Answer" followed by a blank space. The user must designate 'Job Description:' and
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'User Profile:' in their formatted prompt. The user must use the pipeline shown below in conjunction with a formatted prompt to recieve an output.
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# Expected Output Format
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The expected output format for this model is a generated interview question followed by an optimal answer based on the user profile. There is an example of
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# Limitations
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