32 prompts
Act as a career coach. My experience: [jobs, volunteer work, hobbies, studies] Target role: [role] Identify 12 transferable skills I have. For each: the evidence from my experience, how it applies to the target role, and a CV bullet written in the target field's language. Then list 3 skills I'm missing and quick ways…
Discover which of your skills transfer to a new role and how to phrase them in the new field's language.
Write a resume summary for me. Target role: [role] Years of experience: [number] Core skills: [list] Top 2 achievements with numbers: [list] Industry: [industry] Give 4 versions (3–4 lines each): achievement-led, skills-led, career-changer, and short one-liner. Avoid buzzwords like "results-driven" and "dynamic".
Write a sharp 3–4 line professional summary that makes recruiters keep reading.
Act as a career coach. Role I'm applying for: [role, company] My background: [education, key jobs, achievements] Why this role: [motivation] Write a 60–90 second answer using present → past → future: - Present: what I do now and one key achievement - Past: the experience that prepared me - Future: why I'm excited abou…
Craft a confident 60–90 second answer that connects your past, present and future to the role you want.
Help me resign professionally. My role: [title] Company: [name] Manager: [name] Last working day: [date and notice period] Reason (optional to share): [reason] What I'm grateful for: [highlights] Handover offer: [what I'll do to help] Write: 1. A concise resignation letter (under 200 words), positive and clear 2. A sh…
Resign gracefully with a clear, positive letter, plus a script for telling your manager in person.
Act as a career strategist. New role: [title, company, industry] Key responsibilities: [from the job description] My strengths: [skills and experience] Company priorities I know of: [goals, challenges] Create a 30-60-90 day plan: - Days 1–30: learn (people, processes, quick wins) - Days 31–60: contribute (projects, im…
Show employers (and yourself) how you'll learn, contribute and lead in your first three months.
Act as a career coach. Who I am: [role, industry] Who I'm contacting: [name, role, company] Connection point: [mutual contact, their post, event, shared background] What I'd like: [advice, informational chat, collaboration, job referral] Write: 1. A connection request note (under 300 characters) 2. A follow-up message…
Write short, genuine connection requests and follow-ups that start professional relationships without being salesy.
Act as a professional career coach and hiring manager. Write a cover letter for this role. Job posting: """ [paste job ad] """ My background: """ [paste CV highlights or a few bullet points] """ Requirements: - 250–320 words, 4 short paragraphs - Opening: why this company and role specifically (no "I am writing to app…
Paste the job ad and your experience to get a specific, confident cover letter that mirrors the employer's needs, not a generic template.
You are an expert résumé writer. Rewrite my job experience into achievement-focused bullet points. Target role: [job title you're applying for] My role: [title, company, dates] What I did: [paste duties, projects and any results you remember] Rules: - 5–7 bullets, each starting with a strong action verb - Follow the f…
Turn vague job duties into strong achievement-based CV bullets using action verbs, numbers and results that recruiters and ATS systems love.