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ATS-Friendly Resume Tailor
Tailor your resume to a job description with the terms applicant tracking systems look for, using only experience and qualifications you really have.
- career
- professional-development
- job-search
For job seekers, career changers, freelancers and anyone preparing for a review or a promotion. The prompts use only the experience you give them. Every prompt has blanks in capitals, like [RESUME] and [JOB DESCRIPTION], 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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Tailor your resume to a job description with the terms applicant tracking systems look for, using only experience and qualifications you really have.
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Rewrite rough notes about a job into short resume bullets that show action, scope and outcome, using numbers only where you supplied them.
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Write a resume or profile summary for a target role from your career history, leading with strengths you can back up with evidence.
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Write a focused cover letter for a role from your resume and the job details, without generic flattery or made-up facts about the company.
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Practise for a job interview: the AI asks one question at a time for the role, waits for your answer, then gives specific feedback on it.
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Turn an experience into a truthful STAR interview story (situation, task, action, result), marking missing context instead of inflating it.
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Moving into a new field? Map your current experience to it: the skills that transfer, gaps in your evidence and realistic next steps to close them.
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Improve your LinkedIn profile for a goal: a clearer headline, an About section backed by proof and the skill terms recruiters search for.
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Turn your project notes into a portfolio case study for job applications that shows your own role, your process and decisions, and the outcome.
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Plan a salary negotiation for a job offer: your priorities, the market data to gather, scripts for what to say and non-salary options to ask for.
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Find honest, short ways to explain a career gap on a resume and in an interview, keeping private details private and showing you're ready now.
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Write a short message to a recruiter or hiring manager that shows why you fit the role and makes one clear, easy request of them.
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Plan a sustainable job-search week for a target role around the hours you have, covering applications, networking, learning and tracking.
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Design a fair work sample task for a role that shows the skills that matter, without asking candidates to do unpaid production work.
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Write your own self-assessment for a performance review: results backed by evidence, how you worked with others, honest growth areas, next goals.
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Build the case for a promotion to a target level from your scope, impact and consistency, with the evidence gaps to close before you ask.
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Package your skills into clear freelance offers, each with its scope, boundaries, deliverables, pricing variables and the client it suits.
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Draft a freelance proposal from a client brief with assumptions, milestones and exclusions, plus a polite follow-up sequence if they go quiet.
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Prepare questions to ask an employer at interview about manager expectations, how success is measured, the culture and what the job is really like.
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Weigh a career choice, like two job offers or staying versus leaving, against pay, growth, team, commute and values, with weights you set yourself.