The AI Job Search System
How I used AI to run a 201-application job search in one month, and kept every Submit button for myself.
Free live class: Tuesday, November 17, 7 to 8 p.m. Eastern. One hour, online, on Google Meet. Built for privacy.
A routine, not a list of AI tricks
On October 1, 2026, I started looking for a new job. I've spent about thirty years in sales, so I treated the search like a pipeline. In the first month I sent 201 applications, and every one had its own tailored resume.
The system is a daily routine: what the AI does, what I do, and the order we do it in. You can build the whole thing in about a week. The first piece takes one evening.
One honest line, because I'd rather you hear it from me: a system doesn't make the market kind. It makes you faster, steadier and harder to ignore.
The AI drafts. You decide. You send.
No invented experience. No messages sent on your behalf. No Submit button pressed by a robot. Here's the split I landed on after the first week.
The AI does
- Searches hundreds of company job boards every morning
- Checks each job is still open on the company's own site
- Tailors the resume and cover letter from my real history
- Fills in the application form
- Finds the recruiter and hiring manager, drafts the note
- Logs everything and sets the follow-up date
I do
- Pick which jobs are worth my name
- Read every resume before it goes out
- Answer anything about my identity, eligibility or background
- Upload the files and press Submit
- Press Send, from my own account
- Do the interviews. All of them.
The left column is paperwork. The right column is judgment and relationships.
Out of work, or employed and looking
The system runs on two tracks, because the goals are different.
Track A: out of work
- Goal: speed and steady volume
- Daily time: 3 to 6 hours
- Applications: 5 to 10 a day
- Biggest risk: burnout and sloppy applications
Track B: employed and looking
- Goal: discretion and better targets
- Daily time: about 30 minutes
- Applications: 3 to 5 a week
- Biggest risk: your current employer finding out
What happens in the free class
| Roughly | What happens |
|---|---|
| 0:00 | Welcome and the privacy promiseCameras and mics off, nicknames welcome, only my screen recorded. |
| 0:05 | The number, and one line downWhat 201 applications in a month looked like, and the honest part that comes with it. |
| 0:12 | The ruleWho does what, and the two times the AI got it wrong that taught me why I press Send. |
| 0:18 | Set up in one eveningThe project, the instructions, the folder and the rulebook. |
| 0:25 | One job, start to finishA live demo: find it, check it's open, tailor the resume, fill the form and stop before Submit, draft the recruiter note. |
| 0:38 | Two tracksOut of work, and employed and looking quietly. |
| 0:44 | Guardrails and scamsOnly true facts, and how to spot a fake job. |
| 0:48 | The guideWhat's in it, who it's for. Five minutes. |
| 0:53 | Your questionsRead out without names. We end on time. |
The guide: 13 chapters and a bonus pack, $19
The full system, step by step, with a short box in every chapter saying what changes for your track.
The chapters
- Why AI plus a human beats either alone
- Set up your AI workspace in one evening
- Your master career profile
- Where the jobs are
- Put your network to work first
- The daily sweep
- The tailored resume and cover letter in 10 minutes
- Applying: what AI fills, what only you touch
- Reaching the recruiter and hiring manager
- Interview prep in 15 minutes
- Tracking, follow-ups, reminders and scheduled tasks
- Guardrails: honesty, privacy, scams
- Your first 7 days
The bonus pack
The files I actually used, with my personal details removed:
- Project instructions starter
- Job-search rulebook template
- Master career profile template
- Leads log
- State doc template
- Interview prep template
- Resume rules sheet
- 15 copy-paste prompts
- Six real outreach notes, names removed
The guide gets updates as the tools change, free, by email.
Save your free seat
Join from a personal device, not a work laptop. A first name or a nickname is fine. Your camera and mic stay off the whole time, and nobody else in the class can see your email.
Before you sign up
Is the class really free?
Yes. The class is a free hour on Google Meet. At the end I show you the guide, The AI Job Search System, for $19. It's optional, and the hour is the whole class either way.
Will anyone know I'm job hunting?
The class is built so they won't. You sign up with a first name and an email, and a personal email is best. Cameras and mics stay off, a nickname is fine, and I read chat questions out without names.
Is the class recorded?
Only my screen is recorded. Everyone who signed up gets a replay link for 72 hours, and then it comes down.
Does the AI apply to jobs for me?
No. The AI finds jobs, checks they're still open, drafts the tailored resume and cover letter, fills in the form and logs everything. You read every resume, answer anything about your identity or background, and press Submit and Send yourself.
Do I need to be technical?
No. The guide is written for people who aren't technical, and the setup in Chapter 2 takes one evening.
The AI Job Search System: Tuesday, November 17
7 to 8 p.m. Eastern, live online, free. Built for privacy.