Every student writes 'Proficient in ChatGPT' on their resume. It is noise. To stand out, you must switch from claiming skill to proving it. A resume bullet should read: 'Automated weekly research digest using Claude, saving 4 hours of manual data entry per week.'
That sentence proves you have a workflow, an AI tool, and a measured impact.
During the bootcamp, you don't just learn theory; you build. You will finish with a GitHub repo containing your prompts, your workflows, and your output. Linking this to your resume gives the recruiter something real to click, turning a generic resume into a technical portfolio.