18 prompts
I'm interviewing for a [level] software engineer role in [stack] at [company type]. List 10 behavioural and 10 technical/system questions they're likely to ask, then help me prepare STAR stories from my experience: [projects].
Covers technical and behavioural questions for engineers.
Write a social selling approach on LinkedIn for [product] targeting [role]. Include a connection note, a value-first first message, a follow-up sharing a resource, and a soft meeting request. Each under 300 characters.
Write 5 Instagram captions for a photo of [product] for [brand]. Each should open with a hook, describe one benefit through a mini-story or use case, and end with a soft CTA. Vary the tone: playful, aspirational, practical, witty and minimal.
Engaging captions that sell without sounding salesy.
Write a retention email for [subscription product] customers who haven't used it in [days]. Remind them of the value, highlight 3 things they may have missed, offer help or a quick win, and include a soft option to pause instead of cancel.
Reminds subscribers of the value they get, before they cancel.
Write a 90-second explainer video script for [SaaS product] for [audience]. Structure: relatable problem, product introduction, 3 key features shown as benefits, quick customer result, and a call to action to [action]. Include on-screen visuals per line.
A 90-second explainer that makes your software easy to understand.
Write a 30-second UGC-style video script for [product] aimed at [audience]. Make it feel like a real person talking to the camera: a relatable problem hook, quick discovery moment, 3 benefits shown in use, honest-sounding reaction and a soft call to action. Include shot directions.
Authentic user-generated style script for TikTok or Reels ads.
Act as a senior software architect. Project type: [web app, API, mobile app, library] Stack: [details] Team size and expected growth: [details] Features: [list] Propose a folder structure (with explanation of each folder), layering (e.g. routes, services, data access), naming conventions, where tests live, configurati…
Organise a new or growing project with a clean, scalable folder structure and conventions.
Act as a procurement specialist. What we're buying: [product/service] Vendors: [list with key details] Priorities: [cost, quality, support, security, integration, contract terms] Create a weighted scorecard, score each vendor with reasoning, list questions to ask each vendor, identify red flags, and recommend a choice…
Compare suppliers or software vendors objectively with weighted criteria.
Write a short ebook/guide. Topic: [topic] Reader and their problem: [details] Length: [pages or words] Related offer: [product/service] Create: a title and subtitle, table of contents, introduction, 5–7 chapters with practical steps, checklists or templates, a conclusion, and a soft call to action. Keep it actionable.
Write a valuable short guide that solves one problem and leads readers to your offer.
Act as a technical writer. Product: [name] Feature: [feature] Users: [who, skill level] Steps to use the feature: [describe] Write a help article: what the feature does, before you start, numbered steps with UI labels in bold, screenshots placeholders, tips, troubleshooting, and related articles. Use second person and…
Write clear help-centre documentation that users can follow without contacting support.
Give me a reliable base cookie recipe in grams and cups. Then explain how to adjust it for: chewy, crispy, thick and soft, or cakey cookies (butter, sugar ratios, chilling, baking time), plus 8 flavour variations and storage/freezing tips for dough and baked cookies.
A reliable base cookie recipe and how to tweak it for chewy, crispy or cakey results.
Act as a financial coach for freelancers. Income goal (yearly, after expenses): [amount] Business expenses: [software, equipment, insurance, etc.] Estimated tax rate: [percentage] Weeks off per year: [number] Billable hours per week realistically: [number] Market rates for my service: [range] Calculate my minimum hour…
Work out what to charge as a freelancer so you cover costs, taxes, time off and profit.