Before you apply, use 4 prompts to match your resume to the job

How to do it

1. 1

   Find keywords the job wants but your resume lacks

   Paste the full job post and your resume together.

   Prompt

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   Here is a job post and my resume. List the 10 most important skills and keywords in the job post. For each, tell me whether my resume mentions it, and if not, whether my existing experience genuinely matches. Do not invent any experience for me.
2. 2

   Rewrite weak lines as action plus result

   Paste only the lines you want to improve. Where a number is missing it leaves a blank; fill in your real number.

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   Rewrite these resume lines so each starts with a strong verb and ends with a result. Keep every fact the same. Where a number is needed but I didn't give one, write [number] instead of guessing.
3. 3

   Write a three-line intro

   Put it at the top of your resume or use it to open a cover letter.

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   Using only facts from my resume, write a three-line intro for this job. Line 1: who I am. Line 2: my strongest proof, with a number. Line 3: what I want to contribute in this role. Plain language, no buzzwords.
4. 4

   Have AI play interviewer

   Answer one question at a time and read its feedback on how you structured each answer.

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   Act as the interviewer for this job. Ask one question at a time, wait for my answer, then give brief feedback on clarity and STAR structure (situation, task, action, result). Ask 8 questions in total.
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   Check four things before you send

   The author's four rules: never add anything you didn't do, because interviewers ask about every line; read every word, because AI is confidently wrong; delete your phone and address first; finally edit it once more in your own voice.