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Resume bullets, cover letters, interview prep and performance-review self-assessments.

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Resume Bullets With Numbers In Them

Career & Resume

Rewrites duty-list bullets into outcomes, and asks for the number when you have not given one.

ChatGPT Claude Gemini

Text Beginner 2 240

Open

Rewrite these resume bullets for a [TARGET_ROLE] role.

[BULLETS]

For each, produce: action verb, what you did, and the measurable result.

Rules:
- No "responsible for", "helped with", "worked on"
- Lead with the outcome where the outcome is the impressive part
- One line each. Two only if the second earns it.
- Where I have given you no number, do NOT invent one — write [NUMBER?] and tell me exactly what to go and find
- Mirror the language of [TARGET_ROLE] job descriptions without keyword-stuffing

Then: the two bullets to cut entirely, and the one thing missing that this role will expect to see.

Cover Letter That Is Not a Resume Again

Career & Resume

A short letter built on the overlap between the job and your actual history.

ChatGPT Claude Gemini

Text Intermediate 5 300

Open

Write a cover letter for [ROLE] at [COMPANY].

JOB DESCRIPTION: [JOB_DESCRIPTION]
MY BACKGROUND: [BACKGROUND]
WHY THIS COMPANY: [WHY_THEM]

Rules:
- Under 300 words
- Open with something specific about the role or company. Never "I am writing to apply for".
- The middle is ONE story from [BACKGROUND] that maps onto the hardest part of [JOB_DESCRIPTION]. Not a list.
- Address the obvious gap in my background directly and briefly, without apologising
- Close with what I want to do there, not with gratitude for their time
- No adjectives about myself. Show it or cut it.

If [WHY_THEM] is generic, tell me — a letter that could go to any company reads as one that did.

Interview Answers From Your Own Stories

Career & Resume

Builds STAR answers from real experience and drills the follow-up questions.

ChatGPT Claude Gemini

Text Intermediate 3 360

Open

Prepare me for a [ROLE] interview.

MY EXPERIENCE: [EXPERIENCE]
QUESTIONS I EXPECT: [QUESTIONS]

For each question:
1. A STAR answer built only from [EXPERIENCE] — situation, task, action, result, under 90 seconds spoken
2. The number or specific that makes it land
3. The two follow-up questions a sharp interviewer asks next, and short answers to both
4. The trap in the question — what a weak answer says here

Then: the three questions I should ask THEM, that are not on every list, and what each one's answer would tell me.

Where [EXPERIENCE] does not contain a real example for a question, say so and suggest the closest honest substitute. Do not invent a story.

Performance Review Self-Assessment

Career & Resume

Writes the self-review with evidence attached, including what did not go well.

ChatGPT Claude Gemini

Text Intermediate 5 320

Open

Write my self-assessment for a performance review.

MY ROLE: [ROLE]
PERIOD: [PERIOD]
WHAT I DID: [ACCOMPLISHMENTS]
WHAT DID NOT GO WELL: [CHALLENGES]
GOALS THAT WERE SET: [GOALS]

Structure:
1. Against each goal in [GOALS]: met, partly met, or missed — stated plainly, with the evidence
2. Impact beyond the goals, with a number or a named outcome for each
3. What did not go well, what I learned, and what I did differently afterwards. This is a real section, not a humble-brag.
4. What I want next, and what I need from my manager to get there

No adjectives about myself without evidence in the same sentence. If [ACCOMPLISHMENTS] has no number attached to an item, write [EVIDENCE?] rather than reaching for a vague claim.

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Prompts for Career & Resume

Resume Bullets With Numbers In Them

Cover Letter That Is Not a Resume Again

Interview Answers From Your Own Stories

Performance Review Self-Assessment

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