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Jobs prompt guide
Prompts for searching jobs, improving your resume, and getting apply help.
Copy any of these into chat at worklittle.com and swap the bracketed parts for your own details.
Find roles that fit
I am looking for [job title] roles.
About me:
- Experience: [number] years in [field]
- Location: [city], and I am open to [remote / hybrid / on-site]
- Must have: [salary floor, visa sponsorship, no travel, etc.]
- Deal breakers: [night shifts, relocation, etc.]
Show me 10 current openings that genuinely match. For each one give me
the title, company, location, pay if it is listed, and one sentence on
why it fits me. Skip anything that does not meet my must-haves.Compare two openings
Compare these two jobs for me:
1. [paste first job link or title and company]
2. [paste second job link or title and company]
Put it in a table with rows for pay, location and remote policy,
seniority, day-to-day work, and anything that looks like a red flag.
Finish with one paragraph on which one suits someone with my background
in [your background].Understand a job description
Here is a job description: [paste it]
Explain it to me in plain language:
- What would I actually do every day
- Which requirements are genuinely required and which are wishlist
- What experience I appear to be missing
- Three questions I should ask in an interviewTailor your resume to one job
Here is my resume: [paste or attach]
Here is the job I want: [paste the description]
Rewrite my experience section so it lines up with this job.
Rules:
- Do not invent anything I did not do
- Keep every bullet to one line
- Lead each bullet with a strong verb and include a number where I gave you one
- Mirror the wording the job description uses for skills I actually have
Then list anything the job asks for that my resume does not cover.Write a cover letter
Write a cover letter for [job title] at [company].
Use these facts about me: [two or three things you have actually done]
Keep it under 250 words.
Open with why this company specifically, not a generic line.
Plain, direct language. No buzzwords, no flattery.
End with a simple closing sentence.Prepare for the interview
I have an interview for [job title] at [company] on [date].
Give me:
- 8 questions they are likely to ask for this kind of role
- For each, a two-sentence outline of how I should answer given my
background in [your background]
- 5 questions I should ask them
- One thing about this company or role I should research beforehandUnderstand the market
What does the market look like for [job title] in [location] right now?
Tell me:
- Roughly how many openings there are
- The typical pay range being advertised
- Which companies are hiring most
- Which skills show up again and again in the listings
Base this on real listings, and say so if the data is thin.