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Easy apply jobs on linked in fail a prompt named: "How did you hear about this job?" The response is normally generated as a cover letter talking about how great the company that is being applied to is. However, this behavior is incorrect.
Steps to reproduce
run python main.py
sign into linked in
bot gathers easy applies
bot applies to easy apply job
bot fills and generates form response
bot encounters mishandled question: "how did you hear about this job"
bot answers using this prompt structure:
'how did you hear about this job?', determine which section of the resume is most relevant. \n Respond with exactly one of the following options:\n - Personal information\n - Self Identification\n - Legal Authorization\n - Work Preferences\n - Education Details\n - Experience Details\n - Projects\n - Availability\n - Salary Expectations\n - Certifications\n - Languages\n - Interests\n - Cover letter\n\n Here are detailed guidelines to help you choose the correct section:\n\n 1. Personal Information:\n - Purpose: Contains your basic contact details and online profiles.\n - Use When: The question is about how to contact you or requests links to your professional online presence.\n - Examples: Email address, phone number, AIHawk profile, GitHub repository, personal website.\n\n
8. bot fills out cover letter response to mishandled question: "how did you hear about this job?" and submits resume with it
Expected behavior
when bot encounters mishandled question it should respond with name of current job board. can grab url attribute https
Actual behavior
generates cover letter type response
Branch
main
Branch name
No response
Python version
3.10
LLM Used
No response
Model used
gpt-40-mini
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Easy apply jobs on linked in fail a prompt named: "How did you hear about this job?" The response is normally generated as a cover letter talking about how great the company that is being applied to is. However, this behavior is incorrect.
Steps to reproduce
'how did you hear about this job?', determine which section of the resume is most relevant. \n Respond with exactly one of the following options:\n - Personal information\n - Self Identification\n - Legal Authorization\n - Work Preferences\n - Education Details\n - Experience Details\n - Projects\n - Availability\n - Salary Expectations\n - Certifications\n - Languages\n - Interests\n - Cover letter\n\n Here are detailed guidelines to help you choose the correct section:\n\n 1. Personal Information:\n - Purpose: Contains your basic contact details and online profiles.\n - Use When: The question is about how to contact you or requests links to your professional online presence.\n - Examples: Email address, phone number, AIHawk profile, GitHub repository, personal website.\n\n
Expected behavior
when bot encounters mishandled question it should respond with name of current job board. can grab url attribute https
Actual behavior
generates cover letter type response
Branch
main
Branch name
No response
Python version
3.10
LLM Used
No response
Model used
gpt-40-mini
Additional context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: