This is how I got dozens of job interviews by vibe coding an impressive project for my resume.

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Why it worked

The video combines a high-value outcome (getting job interviews) with a trendy, accessible technical process (vibe coding), making the AI tool feel like a superpower for career advancement.

Summary

The creator demonstrates how she used the AI tool Claude to build a functional notes app in under 12 hours to boost her resume. She walks through the three-step process of planning, iterating, and setting up the backend to create a project that helped her secure numerous job interviews.

Structure

1Hook: How I got job interviews by vibe coding
2Step 1: Planning the app with Claude Code
3Step 2: Iterating and perfecting the app
4Step 3: Setting up the backend
5Result: The app works and the resume is improved

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The creator uses Claude Code throughout the video to build an app, showing the interface and the AI's responses.

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build something with @Claude and go get that dream job of yours ✨ #claudepartner

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This is how I got dozens of job interviews by vibe coding an impressive project for my resume Less than 12 hours Step 1 Claude Step 2 Step 3

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This is how I got dozens of job interviews by vibe coding an impressive project for my resume. Less than 12 hours. Step 1: Draw out your idea and tell Claude Code exactly how you want it to work in plan mode. This time, I'm making a notes app for my quick brain dumps. It'll use AI to organize and tag the notes so it's easy to find later. Step 2: Accept the plan and keep using the strategy to iterate and perfect the app. Assigning multiple tasks at once is the key to finishing this app very quickly. Step 3: Tell Claude Code to set up the back end so we can store our brain dumps and add AI to organize them. I'm using Core Data, Bun, and Elysia. After a bit more back and forth with Claude, my app actually works. You open up the app directly on the blank notes page, quickly jot down your idea, and it automatically names and organizes it for you to find again later. Now it is literally dark outside, but my resume never looked better.