Let recruiters question a source-backed portfolio
At a glance
Gabriel Koo published a NotebookLM portfolio grounded in his articles, community contributions, and project experience. This workflow is listed under Job Search, Portfolio, Career, Personal Branding.
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- NotebookLM
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What they did
1) Sign into NotebookLM with a Google account in a supported region. Gather material you intend to publish: a resume or LinkedIn PDF, your articles, project README PDFs, and transcripts of talks. 2) Create a notebook and add those files, text, and supported links as sources so questions can draw on your work rather than a short biography alone. 3) Ask about your relevant project experience or community contributions, and follow the citations into the underlying material. Generate a Mind Map if you want to show connections between projects and skills. 4) Make the notebook public and copy its sharing link into an application, speaker biography, or professional profile so readers can explore the evidence themselves.
How it went
The author provides a public notebook containing his own professional material. The article reports no hiring outcome.
Worth knowing
This workflow publishes a notebook for others to query, so the source collection must be suitable for public sharing. The author also notes regional access restrictions.
