AI Prompt Library

Below is a snippet of my resume; I'm applying for the "___" position. Rewrite it to fit this role better and be more persuasive, using a "verb + result + number" style, and point out what I'm still missing.

Resume: "___"

Play the interviewer for the "___" position, and ask me 5 interview questions from shallow to deep based on my background "___", one at a time, giving feedback after I answer before asking the next.

Write me a cover letter applying for the "___ (position)" at "___ (company)". My strengths are "___". Sincere, specific tone, no canned sentences, and customized to this company.

Here are my resume highlights:
(paste)

Here is the job description I want to apply for:
(paste)

Adjust the resume wording to highlight the experience and results most relevant to this opening (quantified with numbers), and point out which keywords I'm still missing.

Play the interviewer for (position) and give me a mock interview based on my background (briefly), one question at a time, giving feedback after I answer before asking the next.

I'm applying for the (position) at (company). My relevant experience and strengths are (briefly). Write a concise, forceful cover letter that shows enthusiasm and value, in Traditional Chinese.

I'm resigning from (company/manager), last working day (), reason (optional). Write a tactful, professional resignation letter that leaves no bad impression, in Traditional Chinese.

Here are my resume highlights: (paste). Here is the job description: (paste). Adjust the resume wording to highlight the experience most relevant to the opening (quantified with numbers), and point out which keywords I'm still missing.

I'm applying for a job and want to tailor my resume to fit this role — help me from a senior recruiter's perspective.

Job title and company: ()
Job description (JD): (paste the whole thing)
My current experience: (paste resume highlights or work experience)
The strength I most want to highlight: (if any)

Please:
1. Pull from the JD the 5 key competencies or keywords this role values most
2. Against my experience, point out which should be magnified and how to rewrite them more persuasively (use concrete results and numbers)
3. Rewrite 3-5 resume bullet points for me, matching this opening's tone
4. Point out likely weaknesses or gaps in my resume and suggest how to shore them up in the interview

Constraint: rewrite only from the real experience I provide — don't fabricate experiences or numbers that didn't happen.

My role/expertise is (), and I want to be remembered as (). Write a catchy LinkedIn headline and a professional yet warm summary.

I'm interviewing for (position). List the 8 questions most likely asked for this role, and for each give a response direction based on my background (briefly).

I just finished interviewing at (company/position), and we talked about (key points). Write a short, tactful post-interview thank-you note that deepens a good impression.

Below are my resume and a target opening. Please: 1) find the key competencies the opening values most; 2) point out where my resume can align better with these keywords; 3) rewrite my experience in a "verb + result + number" style (no fabrication; if a number's uncertain, flag it with a question mark for me to add); 4) point out irrelevant content to cut.

My resume:
"paste resume"
Target opening:
"paste the job description"

Play the interviewer for the position I'm applying for and run a mock interview. Rules: ask one question at a time, give concrete feedback after I answer (what was good, what could be better), then ask the next. Start with a self-introduction and cover motivation, expertise, behavioral questions, and the candidate-questions round. Base questions on my background and the opening.

Position: "enter"
My background: "briefly describe experience"

Write me a cover letter. Requirements: sincere, specific, not vague; a first line that grabs attention; a real example in the middle proving I'm a fit; a clear next step at the end. Avoid canned sentences and over-flattery. Give a formal version first, then a version with more personal warmth.

Opening: "paste the job posting"
My highlights: "bullet the 2-3 points you most want to emphasize"

Write me a professional yet natural self-introduction, for the use "enter the use, e.g., LinkedIn, interview opener, social bio". Requirements: highlight my expertise and results, with a bit of personal character, concise and memorable. Give me long, medium, and short versions.

My background: "bullet experience, expertise, achievements"

I'm resigning or changing jobs — help me prepare tactful phrasing: 1) how to broach it with my manager (professional, no burning bridges); 2) a positive answer to the interview question "why did you leave your last job"; 3) an email template for handing in resignation. Sincere, mature, no complaining.

Situation: "describe your situation and reason"

Rewrite my work experience into achievement descriptions with numbers and impact: 1) each in a "verb + what I did + quantified result" form; 2) for those with no numbers, help me think "how to estimate or ask myself"; 3) rank by how eye-catching; 4) give a resume version (concise) and an interview version (with a story).

My experience: "bullet what you did"

I got an offer and I'm torn. Please: 1) list assessment dimensions (salary and benefits, growth potential, manager and team, industry outlook, commute and life); 2) for each dimension, ask me key questions; 3) organize my answers into a pros/cons table and risks; 4) give me a "confirm with the company before accepting" question list. The final decision is mine.

Offer details and my current situation: "describe"