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Apply IA module 9 EN

Finished your AI project, but freeze when someone asks, "What can you do?" "I know AI" is too vague. Your final project is the proof. Put it on your...

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Welcome to module 9. You've learned and built. Now you need to let people know. First tool: your résumé and your LinkedIn profile. Avoid vague sentences. "I know AI" doesn't convince. "I automated order taking and I save forty minutes a day" convinces far more. Every skill should rely on a real example from your final project. In an interview, tell your project in three steps: the problem, what you did, the result. Also talk about a difficulty you met, and how you solved it. That often reassures more than great technical skill. Prepare your own questions too, for example about the place of AI in the company. Finally, talk about it around you. Share a concrete achievement, in simple words. Choose three to five people, and write each a personal message. Do it every week, not just once. Elorm published one single message with a number. The result: curious customers, and an offer to work together. By finishing this module, you get your certificate. Over to you.

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Finished your AI project, but freeze when someone asks, "What can you do?" "I know AI" is too vague. Your final project is the proof. Put it on your resume and LinkedIn profile with a concrete result: "I automated order taking and saved forty minutes a day"-if true. In an interview, use problem-action-result: the problem, what you did, and the result. Then explain one difficulty you met and solved. That can reassure more than broad technical confidence. Ask a thoughtful question, such as how the company uses AI. Next, share one concrete achievement with three to five people. Send each a personal message, every week. Elorm shared one message with a number; it led to curious customers and an offer to work together-not a promise, but an example. You've earned your certificate. Stop saying you know AI. Show the problem, the result, and who you can help.