Career & Job Search AI prompts

Prompts for the parts of a job search that take the longest: tailoring a resume to a posting, drafting a cover letter, rehearsing interview answers, and planning a career move. Fill in your own experience and the target role to get something you can actually send.

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92 Career & Job Search prompts

Accept a job offer in writing and confirm the termsA professional acceptance email that locks in agreed terms, plus a checklist of what to confirm before resigning.
Apply for an internal promotion or transferWrites an internal application letter and a talking-points sheet for a promotion or move to another team in your company.
Ask a former manager to be my referenceWrites a polite reference request to a former manager or colleague, with a short brief that makes it easy for them to say yes.
Assess whether I'm ready for the next roleCompares your capabilities to the expectations of a target role and shows the gaps.
Build a 90-day career action planA focused 90-day plan to move your career forward.
Build a bank of STAR stories for behavioral interviews8-10 polished stories from your experience, mapped to the competencies interviewers test most often.
Build a career exploration plan for a high school studentA month-by-month career exploration program for a teen, built around their strengths and interests, covering college and non-college paths.
Build a job application tracker in Google Sheets or ExcelA ready-to-build tracker for applications, contacts, and follow-ups, with status rules, reminders, and a weekly review routine.
Build a learning plan to close my career-switch gapsA realistic, time-boxed plan to gain the missing skills, with a portfolio project that proves them to employers.
Build a master career profile from my LinkedIn data exportConverts your LinkedIn export into a consistent, reusable Markdown career profile for resumes, cover letters, and AI prompts.
Build a promotion evidence file from my work historyTurns scattered wins into an organized record of impact, mapped to the criteria for your target level.
Check how well I fit a job — before I applyAn honest fit assessment: matches, gaps, red flags, and how to position yourself.
Check my resume for applicant tracking systems (ATS)Reviews your resume for ATS readability and keyword match against a job description, with a prioritised list of honest fixes.
Choose a professional certification and plan to pass itCompares certification options for your career goal, then builds a study plan from the official exam objectives with hands-on practice.
Compare graduate programs and plan my applicationA side-by-side comparison of MBA or master's programs against your goals, plus a realistic application timeline and checklist.
Create a brag sheet for teachers writing my recommendationAn organized brag sheet with specific examples that helps teachers or counselors write a strong, detailed recommendation letter.
Cut my resume down to one pageShortens a long resume to one page by keeping what matters most for the target role and tightening every line.
Decide which skills to build and which to drop this yearA prioritized 12-month skills plan: what to master, what to learn before it loses value, and what to stop investing in.
Evaluate a job offerCompares total compensation, growth, and risk so you can decide (and negotiate) with confidence.
Evaluate an internal job opening before I applyA clear-eyed assessment of an internal role, including fit, risks, and what you'd need to learn before applying.
Explain a career gap on my resume and in interviewsHelps you present a career gap honestly and confidently on a resume, in a cover letter line and as a short interview answer.
Explore which college major fits meA structured exploration of possible majors based on your interests and strengths, with low-risk ways to test each one.
Figure out my career directionExplores paths that fit your strengths, values, and constraints, and how to test them.
Find a topic where I can become my team's go-to expertIdentifies an expertise niche your team needs and no one owns, plus a 90-day plan to become the internal expert.
Find and apply for my first internshipA step-by-step internship search plan for students with little experience, from target list to applications and follow-ups.
Find my skill gaps for a goalCompares your current skills to a target and builds a plan to close the gaps.
Find new responsibilities I could own as AI changes my teamSpots emerging work created by AI adoption that you could volunteer for, with a pitch to your manager.
Find the parts of my job where human expertise matters mostPinpoints where your judgment, relationships, and domain depth create the most value, and where to go deeper.
Follow up after interviews when I haven't heard backWell-timed follow-up messages for silence, delays, or rejection, including how to ask for feedback.
Get a recruiter-style critique of my resumeGets a frank, prioritised critique of your resume from a recruiter's six-second-scan point of view, with specific rewrites.
Hand over my work before moving to a new teamA structured handover plan and document so your old team keeps running smoothly after you move.
Make the case for my promotion from SDR to account executiveA promotion case built on your results, closing-readiness evidence, and a plan for ramping as an AE.
Map how AI will change my job, task by taskBreaks your role into tasks and shows which are likely to be automated, augmented by AI, commoditized, or stay human-led.
Message hiring managers and network for a jobShort, personal messages to hiring managers, recruiters, and contacts that get responses.
Negotiate my salary or a raiseResearch, a target number, scripts, and responses for salary and raise conversations.
Negotiate the non-salary terms of a job offerA plan and wording to negotiate title, remote work, start date, time off, and other terms beyond base pay.
Optimize my LinkedIn profileHeadline, About section, and experience entries that make recruiters and clients reach out.
Pick which projects belong in my portfolio for a target roleYour projects scored against what real job postings ask for, the 3-5 to feature, and the gaps to fill.
Picture my job in 3 years, including an AI-native versionSketches realistic scenarios for your role in three years, including a redesigned AI-native version, and what to do now.
Plan a career changeTranslates your experience to a new field, closes skill gaps, and manages the financial risk of switching.
Plan a new portfolio project to fill a skill gapThree realistic self-started project ideas that prove a missing skill, with a 2-4 week plan and the artifact to show.
Plan a path to a career as a songwriterA realistic plan for building songwriting skills, a catalog, industry connections, and income, including how royalties work.
Plan a portfolio website that shows off my projectsA page structure, project case-study format, and copy plan for a personal portfolio site that gets you interviews or clients.
Plan an effective job searchTarget companies, channels, weekly routine, and tracking for a focused job search.
Plan how to land more sync licensing placements for my musicA weekly production routine, submission system, and opportunity pipeline for composers pitching music to libraries and sync briefs.
Plan the money and timing of a career switchA financial runway and transition timeline so you can switch careers without unnecessary risk.
Plan the promotion conversation with my managerTalking points, the exact ask, and responses to likely pushback for raising promotion with your manager.
Plan work projects that prove my AI skills to my employerPicks real projects that build future-ready skills and turns the results into a visible portfolio of AI work.
Practice a design whiteboard challenge or app critiqueRuns a realistic design interview exercise with you, then scores how you framed the problem, explored options, and explained decisions.
Practice a product sense interview question with feedbackA realistic product design or improvement case, run step by step, with scored feedback on your answer.
Practice with a realistic mock interviewThe AI interviews you one question at a time and gives honest feedback on each answer.
Prepare a portfolio presentation for a job interviewA timed outline, story for each project, opening script, and likely follow-up questions for a portfolio review interview.
Prepare for a data analyst or data scientist technical interviewA targeted prep plan and practice set covering SQL, statistics, case questions, and take-home tips for a specific data role.
Prepare for a job interviewLikely questions, STAR answers from your experience, company research, and questions to ask.
Prepare for a system design interviewBuilds a practice plan and a worked approach for system design questions, tailored to the level and company type you're targeting.
Prepare for an internal interview with another teamInterview prep tailored to internal candidates: using insider knowledge, answering "why leave your team?", and avoiding overconfidence.
Prepare for my first day in a new jobA pre-start checklist, questions to ask before day one, and a plan for your first week.
Prepare my 90-day check-in with my managerA concise review of your first 90 days, plus feedback questions and goals for the next six months.
Prepare my faculty merit, tenure, or promotion fileOrganizes your teaching, research, and service into a persuasive, evidence-backed academic file with a strong narrative statement.
Prepare sharp questions to ask my interviewersTailored questions for each interviewer that show insight and uncover what the job is really like.
Redesign my role around more strategic, higher-value workShifts your time from operational tasks to strategic work, with what to drop, delegate, or automate and how to agree it with your manager.
Research a company before my interviewA one-page interview briefing on the company, team, and role so you can answer and ask questions with insight.
Review my portfolio the way a hiring manager wouldA 30-second first impression, a scorecard against what hiring managers check, and the top fixes ranked.
Run a listening tour in my first month at a new jobInterview questions, a note-taking template, and a synthesis method to learn the real state of a new team.
Set expectations with my new manager after a team moveAn agenda and working agreement for your first conversations with a new manager after an internal transfer.
Tailor my resume to a job descriptionAligns your resume to a specific job, honestly, and shows the gaps.
Tell my manager I want to move to another teamA respectful script and plan for telling your current manager about an internal move without damaging the relationship.
Test a new career with informational interviewsOutreach messages, smart questions, and a scorecard to learn what a career is really like before you commit.
Translate my experience from another field into resume languageRewrites experience from another industry, the military or teaching into terms a new type of employer understands and values.
Turn a promotion "not yet" into a clear planA specific 3-6 month plan, with agreed milestones, after being passed over or told you're not ready.
Turn my academic CV into an industry resumeConverts a long academic CV into a two-page industry resume that shows research skills as business results.
Turn my experience into an AI-era career storyReframes your existing experience into a credible narrative for LinkedIn, reviews, and interviews, showing how you work with AI.
Turn my job duties into achievement-focused resume bulletsRewrites duty-style resume lines into concise achievement bullets with results, and flags where you need to add a real number.
Write a cover letter for a career changeWrites a cover letter that explains a career change convincingly by linking your past results to the new role's needs.
Write a cover letter that doesn't sound genericA specific, persuasive cover letter linking your evidence to what the employer needs.
Write a follow-up email after applying for a jobWrites a short, polite follow-up after a job application or interview that adds value instead of just asking for an update.
Write a personal statement for college or scholarshipsA memorable, authentic personal statement built from your real experiences.
Write a portfolio case study that shows how I thinkA scannable case study for any field that leads with the result and shows your decisions, trade-offs, and impact.
Write a research statement for an academic job applicationA compelling research statement showing my agenda, past contributions, future plans, and fit with the hiring department.
Write a resume skills section that matches the jobBuilds a focused, honest skills section grouped by category and ordered by what the job description asks for.
Write a resume summary for my target roleWrites three short, specific resume summaries for a target role from your experience, without buzzwords or invented claims.
Write a short cover email to send with my job applicationWrites a brief, professional email to send your resume to a recruiter or hiring manager, with a subject line that gets opened.
Write a teaching statement with real classroom evidenceTurns my teaching experience into a specific, evidence-backed teaching philosophy statement for academic applications.
Write a UX case study for my design portfolioTurns a past project into a scannable portfolio case study that shows your process, decisions, and impact, not just final screens.
Write an executive or C-suite resumeA senior-level resume that leads with scale, strategy, and results, tailored to board and executive search expectations in your target market.
Write my career-change story for resumes and interviewsA confident narrative explaining why you're switching, plus a summary, LinkedIn headline, and interview answer.
Write my first resume with little work experienceBuilds a one-page first resume for a student or graduate from education, projects, volunteering and part-time work.
Write my self-assessment for a performance reviewAn evidence-based self-review that shows your impact without overselling.
Write my self-assessment for a promotion packetA concise, evidence-led promotion case written in the format reviewers and calibration committees expect.
Write my teaching philosophy statementA concrete, evidence-backed teaching statement for academic job applications, promotion, or awards, in your own voice.
Write or overhaul my resumeTurns your experience into an achievement-focused, ATS-friendly resume.
Write thank-you notes after each interview roundShort, specific follow-up notes for each interviewer that reinforce your fit and address any weak moment.

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