AI Prompts for Claude for Job Search

Rewrite this resume bullet point to be stronger: [PASTE BULLET]. It should lead with an action verb, include a specific result, and be quantified where possible.

Review my resume for the role I am applying for: [PASTE OR DESCRIBE RESUME] [PASTE OR DESCRIBE JOB DESCRIPTION]. What is missing, what should be cut, and what needs to be reframed for this specific role?

Write a strong summary section for my resume. I am a [DESCRIBE ROLE AND LEVEL] with experience in [DESCRIBE]. I am targeting [DESCRIBE TYPE OF ROLE]. Two to three sentences maximum.

Help me quantify these vague resume bullets: [PASTE BULLETS]. What questions should I ask myself to find the numbers, and rewrite each one with a realistic quantified result.

I am changing careers from [CURRENT FIELD] to [TARGET FIELD]. How should I reframe my experience to highlight transferable skills? Rewrite these three bullets for the new context: [PASTE BULLETS].

Write a cover letter for this role: [PASTE JOB DESCRIPTION]. My background: [DESCRIBE]. The cover letter should explain why I want this specific role, what I bring, and one specific reason why I am excited about this company.

My cover letter sounds generic. Here is the current version: [PASTE]. Rewrite it to be more specific to this company and role, and to show genuine interest, not just competence.

I am applying for a role where I do not meet all the requirements. Write the cover letter that addresses the gap honestly while making the strongest possible case for why I am still the right person.

Write a short cover letter (under 200 words) for [DESCRIBE ROLE]. I want something that gets to the point quickly, shows I understand what they need, and makes them want to read my resume.

I am applying for a job at [DESCRIBE COMPANY]. Write a cover letter opening paragraph that demonstrates I have done my research and that I genuinely understand what they are trying to achieve.

Give me the 10 most likely interview questions for a [DESCRIBE ROLE] at [DESCRIBE COMPANY TYPE] and the framework I should use to answer each one.

I have an interview for [DESCRIBE ROLE]. Write the STAR story I should use to answer "tell me about a time you [DESCRIBE COMPETENCY]." My experience: [DESCRIBE SITUATION].

Help me prepare for the technical interview for [DESCRIBE ROLE]. What topics are most likely to come up, what questions should I expect, and what is the best way to approach answering them?

I struggle with "tell me about yourself." Write a polished 90-second answer for a [DESCRIBE ROLE] interview based on my background: [DESCRIBE]. It should connect my past, present, and why I want this role.

The company I am interviewing with is [DESCRIBE]. Help me prepare three thoughtful questions to ask at the end of the interview that show I have done my research.

I received a job offer of [$SALARY]. The role is [DESCRIBE]. The market rate for this role in [LOCATION] is approximately [$RANGE]. Write the negotiation email that asks for [$TARGET] with a compelling rationale.

I want to negotiate beyond salary. What other benefits should I ask about for a [DESCRIBE ROLE] and how do I bring them up without seeming difficult?

I have two competing offers: [DESCRIBE OFFER A AND OFFER B]. Help me think through the decision beyond just salary , including culture, growth, risk, and long-term trajectory.

I need to ask for more time to consider this offer. Write the email to the hiring manager that buys me [N DAYS] without signaling I am on the fence.

Write my resignation letter for [DESCRIBE CURRENT ROLE]. I want to leave professionally, give [N WEEKS] notice, and maintain the relationship. Tone: warm and professional.