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Structured Job Description
Write an inclusive job description for a role, with outcomes and responsibilities, and must-have criteria kept clearly apart from nice-to-haves.
- hr
- people-operations
- workplace
For HR teams, recruiters and managers who hire, onboard and support people, with fairness and privacy built into every prompt. Every prompt has blanks in capitals, like [ROLE] and [POLICY], for the parts that change. Fill them in on the prompt's page and copy the result, or save the prompt to your Save My Prompts library and fill it in from the extension right inside ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
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Write an inclusive job description for a role, with outcomes and responsibilities, and must-have criteria kept clearly apart from nice-to-haves.
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Build a structured interview rubric for a role: job-related competencies, behavioural anchors and scoring guidance every interviewer applies.
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Draft a consistent set of interview questions for a role that test the skills that matter and steer clear of personal or discriminatory topics.
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Write a respectful rejection email for a candidate at any hiring stage, without feedback you can't back up or promises about future roles.
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Create an onboarding plan for a new hire over a set period, with owners, the access to set up, learning milestones and regular check-ins.
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Analyse anonymised employee survey results for themes and their limits, protecting confidentiality and avoiding guesses about demographic groups.
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For managers reviewing someone in their team, a fair, evidence-based review covering results, behaviours, support given and goals for next period.
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For managers, a development plan for someone in your team, with practice on real work, the support you'll give, check-ins and evidence of progress.
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Rewrite an HR policy in plain language that employees understand, keeping its meaning intact and flagging anything that needs legal review.
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Draft an internal announcement about a change at work: what's known, what isn't decided yet, who's affected and where people can ask questions.
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Prepare a neutral guide for a conversation about a workplace issue, focused on observable behaviour, impact, listening and agreed next steps.
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Summarise de-identified exit interview feedback into themes and possible actions for leadership, without exposing anyone who has left.
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Prepare a compensation review checklist from role levels and pay data, flagging fairness risks, data quality problems and legal review needs.
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Define HR metrics such as turnover or time to hire, with formulas, data sources, privacy safeguards and cautions on how to interpret them.
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Audit your hiring process for consistency, candidate friction, accessibility, job relevance and avoidable bias, with fixes in order of priority.
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Plan a one-to-one meeting between a manager and an employee that balances work priorities, a wellbeing check-in, feedback and support.
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Plan a respectful return-to-work conversation after a period of leave, focused on work needs and adjustments, without asking for private details.
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Write a recognition message for a colleague's contribution that names the specific difference they made, without exaggerated praise.
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Turn approved HR policy documents into employee FAQs with clear answers, a reference to the source and when to escalate a question to HR.
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Map how a proposed organisational change affects people: the groups affected, the unknowns, communication needs and ways to soften the impact.