Hey, welcome back! In this tutorial, I will teach you how to pass your LinkedIn skill assessment using ChatGPT. Step by step, in the previous video, I tried the JavaScript assessment and got into the top 15. So, you need three things: a LinkedIn account, a ChatGPT account, and a computer with a code editor and Python.
But there is one problem: copying or selecting is blocked on the LinkedIn skill assessment page. So, we have to read the questions and options and then type them into ChatGPT, which is boring and slow. Don’t forget the 90-second time limit. So, what’s the solution? We will use Python to scrape the questions and options and paste them into ChatGPT.
Let’s start the process:
Step 1: Create an account on OpenAI for ChatGPT. Go to Chat and just type ‘I will ask a question and give four options.’ This will inform our bot how to approach our query and how to reply.
Step 2: Install Python and pip. Then install the Beautiful Soup module using the command ‘pip install beautifulsoup4’.
Step 3: Go to the link in the assessment page and then open the developer tool. I’m taking a JavaScript test, but you can take any other test. Keep this open like this. Find the section tag where our question statement and four options are inside. Right-click and edit as HTML. Now, copy this code using Control+Plus+C.
Step 4: Go to Visual Studio Code and create a template HTML file named ‘index.html’. Paste your code inside the body of this HTML file so we can read this code with Python. Also, create two empty files named ‘file.txt’ and ’temp.txt’.
Step 5: This is the Python code to read our ‘index.html’ file and then parse the data using Beautiful Soup. It will write all the text into the ‘file.txt’ file. Quick explanation of this code: first, we will open and read the ‘index.html’ file and save all the data into the ‘content’ variable. Then, this code will parse this data using Beautiful Soup and get the text value, storing it in the ‘data’ variable. Then, this code will write this data into the ’temp.txt’ file. This file will contain lots of blank lines, which are hard to read. Then, this code will read ’temp.txt’ and remove all the blank lines from it, saving the text into ‘file.txt’. That’s it! Now, open ‘file.txt’ and see how it looks.
One more thing: every time we run ‘app.py’, it will delete both text files and create new blank files, so we don’t have to do it manually.
Step 6: Copy the questions and options from ‘file.txt’ and paste them into ChatGPT. Wait for the reply and then, based on the reply, you can choose the option. Repeat this process 15 times, and you will end up in the top 15 percent.
I hope this will help you pass some skill tests and improve your LinkedIn profile value. For me, I don’t believe in certification, so I created a new profile on LinkedIn and used ChatGPT to take the test. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to message me. Thank you!
