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Prompt to write a professional resume

JobsResume

Act as a recruitment advisor. Here is my background: [paste your experience, education and skills]. I am applying for the position of [job title] in the [industry] sector…

Act as a recruitment advisor. Here is my background: [paste your experience, education and skills]. I am applying for the position of [job title] in the [industry] sector. Write a one-page resume: a professional headline, a 3-line summary, my experience with 3 bullet points each starting with an action verb and including a measurable result when possible, then my skills and languages. Do not add any information I did not provide. Ask me questions if something is missing.

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Prompt to summarize a long text

StudyProductivity

Here is a text: [paste the text]. Summarize it at 3 levels: 1) one sentence, 2) five key points, 3) a 120-word paragraph. Then list the important figures or dates, and th…

Here is a text: [paste the text]. Summarize it at 3 levels: 1) one sentence, 2) five key points, 3) a 120-word paragraph. Then list the important figures or dates, and the points where the author stays vague or cautious. Do not add anything that is not in the text. If you are unsure about a passage, write "to check".

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Prompt to write a cover letter

JobsLetter

Write a cover letter in English for the position of [job] at [company]. Here is the job posting: [paste posting]. Here is my profile: [experience, skills]. What truly mot…

Write a cover letter in English for the position of [job] at [company]. Here is the job posting: [paste posting]. Here is my profile: [experience, skills]. What truly motivates me: [your motivation in 2 sentences]. Structure: personalized opening, what I bring (2 concrete examples), why this company, closing that proposes an interview. Maximum 250 words, professional and natural tone, no clichés such as "dynamic and motivated".

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Prompt to explain a difficult topic simply

StudyLearning

Explain [topic] to me as if I were [14 years old / a complete beginner]. Use an everyday analogy and a concrete example with simple numbers, then summarize in 3 sentences…

Explain [topic] to me as if I were [14 years old / a complete beginner]. Use an everyday analogy and a concrete example with simple numbers, then summarize in 3 sentences. Next, ask me 3 questions to check that I understood and correct my answers. If I misunderstood, explain it differently.

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Prompt to create a 30-day marketing plan

BusinessMarketing

Act as a marketing consultant. My business: [description]. My target audience: [who my customers are]. My monthly budget: [amount]. My current channels: [WhatsApp, Facebo…

Act as a marketing consultant. My business: [description]. My target audience: [who my customers are]. My monthly budget: [amount]. My current channels: [WhatsApp, Facebook, etc.]. Create a 30-day marketing plan, week by week, with for each week: the goal, 3 concrete actions, the time needed and how to measure the result. Favor low-cost actions that one person can do alone. End with the 3 mistakes to avoid for my type of business.

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Prompt to write a polite follow-up email

BusinessEmail

Write a follow-up email in English to [name/role]. Context: [reminder of the exchange or the proposal sent on (date)]. Goal: [get a reply / a payment / a meeting]. Tone: …

Write a follow-up email in English to [name/role]. Context: [reminder of the exchange or the proposal sent on (date)]. Goal: [get a reply / a payment / a meeting]. Tone: courteous, direct, no blame. Length: 100 words maximum. Include a clear subject line, a one-sentence reminder, a specific question and a proposed next step with a date. Also offer a firmer version for a second follow-up.

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