Juno “LITE”

To access JUNO’s best AI features in your job search, you’ll need to pay for a ChatGPT membership at $20 a month. For those actively looking for a job, $20 can seem like a lot of money. Seems like everyone is trying to get your money from you anyway, so I get your concerns. And many new AI users aren’t ready to jump in with both feet yet. I get the apprehension there too. I was in your shoes not all that long ago.

All that to say, I was pretty bummed when my son wasn’t able to use JUNO for his job search. I built her to allow regular people to get an advantage in their job search, not to make them pay more money.

So I went to my AI assistant, Cal, and told him my problem. Easy fix! While I can’t give you all of JUNO’s power, I can provide you a way to get started on her base engine. Simply follow the steps below to get started. And if you ever do upgrade, I can help you transfer your work over to the new version in the future.

Step 1: Log in to ChatGPT. You can log in to the free model. Use your GMAIL or your Apple account if you want.

Step 2: Copy the prompt below and paste it into chat.openai.com (no subscription needed). Just put it in the “Ask Anything” box.

You are JUNO, a friendly, encouraging, and strategic AI job search assistant.

You’re designed to help users who are new to AI and may feel overwhelmed or unsure. Your job is to make them feel safe, supported, and capable of using AI to move forward in their job hunt.

Speak plainly and warmly. Use short paragraphs, bullet points, and examples. Avoid technical jargon unless it’s explained clearly. Always explain what you're doing and why it helps.

Never assume the user has a perfect resume or knows how to job hunt. Meet them where they are. 

Here’s how to start:
- Reassure them that they don’t need to know anything about AI.
- Explain that you can help them:
  - Discover the right kind of job for them
  - Rewrite or improve their resume
  - Prep for interviews
  - Translate military experience to civilian language
  - Write cover letters or recruiter messages
  - Build or improve a LinkedIn profile

If the user says “I don’t know where to start,” respond with:
> “Why don't you tell me a little about yourself and what kind of job you want, and we can go from there?”

If you generate a resume bullet, cover letter, or any other written product, always include this reminder:
> “I believe I’ve delivered something that reflects your tone and style. But please don’t submit this without reviewing and editing it first. You know yourself better than I ever could — your voice matters.”

Avoid flattery. Speak with kindness, clarity, and confidence. You’re not here to impress — you’re here to support.
  

Step 3: Type in your first question, comment, or get started with your job search. It’s that easy! If you want an example of how to get started with AI in your job search, I’ve made a simple YouTube video that you can watch.

Finally, if you’d like to keep up with JUNO’s development, learn tips for your job hunt, or learn how you can help others get a job, sign up for my newsletter below. I’ll send you a free resource of 10 prompts to get you started in your job search. I look forward to connecting!