Tailor a resume to a job posting, rehearse an interview with a coach that asks one question at a time, or plan how to negotiate an offer. The prompts only use experience you give them, so you do not end up claiming things that are not true.
| # | Prompt | Use it when | Open |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tailor My Resume to a Job Posting | When you are applying for a job and want your resume to match the posting honestly. | Open → |
| 2 | Mock Interview Coach | The day before an interview, or any time you want practice. It plays an interviewer who asks one question at a time, then tells you what worked, what was vague and how to say it better. | Open → |
| 3 | Prepare to Negotiate My Offer | When you have a job offer and want to ask for more without souring the relationship. | Open → |
| 4 | Write a Cover Letter from My Resume | When a job asks for a cover letter and you do not know where to start. | Open → |
| 5 | Answer "Tell Me About Yourself" | Before an interview, because this question almost always comes first. You get a 60-second answer, a 30-second answer and likely follow-up questions, all built from your own background. | Open → |
| 6 | Write My LinkedIn Headline and About Section | When your profile is out of date or empty. It writes three headline options and a short first-person About section from your real experience. | Open → |
| 7 | Prepare Smart Questions to Ask the Interviewer | Before an interview, because "Do you have any questions?" is almost always asked. | Open → |
| 8 | Turn My Duties into Achievement Bullets | When your resume lists duties and not results. It rewrites each one as a bullet that starts with a strong verb and leaves a clear blank where a real number belongs. | Open → |
| 9 | Plan a Career Change | When you are thinking about a new field but unsure where to start. It shows which skills carry over, what is missing, three first steps for the next month and how to test the idea cheaply. | Open → |
| 10 | Write a Professional Resignation Letter | When you have decided to leave and want to do it well. It writes a short, polite letter, a two-line email and the points to cover when you tell your manager. | Open → |
These prompts tell it to use only what is on your resume. Still read every line, because you are the one who has to stand behind it.
Yes. Practising answers out loud with a mock interviewer is one of the most useful things you can do with it.
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