Bingo

No shade, but are you working that they actually read cover letters? Most companies I’ve worked for actively dread them. Lol.

I live in the Caribbean and thought huh… this is a seasons visibly change where you live problem

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Sure, buying a house when prices are low is just objectively better, but waiting for the perfect time to buy a house could have you waiting for years. Perfect is the enemy of good as the saying goes

Exactly you don't want to give them an interest free loan

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ChatGPT is super cool, but it does leave clues about the origins of the text it produces. If I were reviewing cover letters and saw one that was clearly AI generated, I would decline to move forward with that candidate.

Also, larger companies use expensive screening tools to chew through cover letters and resumes to highlight good candidates for a given position. It seems inevitable that the makers of said tools, many of which have some degree of AI trainability, will automatically flag documents that are suspected of being AI generated.

TLDR; almost definitely not worth the risk.

This comment kind of seems AI generated.

I'm not saying that this isn't happening. What I am saying is you could end up waiting forever for it to stop, and even if it does, you have no way of predicting if prices will actually fall substantially.

Have you tried it for anything. It's great. That's why.

I strongly believe this is a turning point in society. There was life before ChatGPT, which will be very different from life after ChatGPT.

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Having been on a hiring team, and hence having reviewed many resumes and cover letters, I don't recommend doing that. I think a lot of HR people can tell AI-generated text from human-written text.

EDIT: As a compromise, I suppose you could use ChatGPT to write a draft, then edit it to sound more like you.

I swear people have investments or something tied to this. Why do I keep seeing it professed as some messiah across every sub I'm a part of?

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What a great time to be alive

Imagine if you invested that money in ExxonMobil throughout the year it would be closer to $12k. That's why you want to avoid big refunds because you miss out on potential gains.

Better LPT: Always use a professional real estate photographer when listing a home.

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