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WIB-Philadelphia Metro: GenAI in the Job Search – Best Practices for Directing, Evaluating, and Verifying
Almost anyone can prompt a chatbot to draft a cover letter in seconds; far fewer can judge whether the result is any good. That gap is where applications stall, and many hiring managers report that generic, impersonal, AI-sounding materials make them less likely to interview a candidate. This hands-on session treats prompting as the easy part and focuses on the harder skills: directing GenAI deliberately, evaluating and verifying what it produces, and keeping your authentic voice intact. Working on your own job search, you will move through the Explore–Build–Connect–Refine framework: exploring career paths and field norms, building and tailoring application materials, preparing for networking outreach and interviews, and refining your documents against the criteria reviewers actually use.
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Speaker Bio
Ioannis Vasileios Chremos, PhD, Program Manager for Professional Development at the University of Michigan Medical School
Ioannis designs and leads career and professional development programming for more than 1,200 graduate students and postdoctoral fellows in the biomedical and life sciences and in biomedical engineering. A growing part of his work focuses on generative AI: he builds workshops and resources that help trainees use these tools critically and responsibly. He runs more than 50 workshops a year, seminars, career panels, and cohort-based programs, and advises trainees 1:1 on career exploration and job search strategy. Dr. Chremos brings a quantitative, evidence-based lens to all of it. His PhD from the University of Delaware used game-theoretic and behavioral models, including prospect theory, to study how incentives shape human decision-making, the same framework he now applies to designing professional development programming. He holds an earlier degree in mathematics from the University of Glasgow.
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