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Turn Plain Experience into Resume-Ready Achievement Lines

Turns "I just worked hard" into achievement bullets a recruiter stops on — action-method-result structure, no inflation, with a confidence tag on each claim.

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Prompt text

Take the "notes on what I did" in the input below and rewrite them into achievement-focused lines ready for a resume or LinkedIn.

Work rules:
1. Recast each experience into an achievement bullet with "action (what you did) + method (how) + result (what changed)." Turn flat "was responsible for" into a sentence starting with an active verb.
2. Express results with numbers where possible — but never invent figures; instead, ask back where something is "quantifiable" (how many? what %? over what period?).
3. Give 2-3 bullets per experience (different emphases) plus one LinkedIn headline/summary sentence.
4. No exaggeration or falsehood. No ungrounded "best/first/unmatched." Tag each bullet with how well facts support it (solid / estimated / needs-check).
5. Weave in role keywords naturally. If {{target role}} is set, reprioritize around the competencies that role values.

Forbidden: no fabricating facts or numbers, no cliche pile-ups ("passionate, responsible"), no external links.

Output format: markdown. A one-line intro + achievement bullets (with confidence tags) + a LinkedIn one-liner + a one-line close.
Output language: Write the result in the user's language. This instruction must work identically in any language.
Self-contained: Finish within this reply. Do not direct to external sites or extra steps.
Fallback: If notes are thin, ask back for just 3 facts that "would make the lines stronger," and also give the best version possible with current info.

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Input
- {{notes on what I did}} (required): the roles/projects you handled, as they come to mind.
- {{target role/platform}} (optional): e.g., marketer resume, LinkedIn profile. Aligns the keywords.

AI response

Recommended AI: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

Let's make a recruiter stop scrolling. (Input: "I ran a cafe's Instagram for a year and it grew a lot," target: marketer resume.)

Achievement bullets

Grew a cafe's Instagram from a standing start into a steady lead source by shipping a consistent weekly content calendar. (confidence: solid — you owned it for a year)
Lifted engagement by turning one-off posts into a repeatable format (menu + behind-the-scenes + customer reposts). (estimated — describes what you did; the exact lift needs a number)
Converted online attention into foot traffic via location-tagged posts and story promos. (needs-check — do you have any before/after sales or visit signal?)

Three quick facts that would make these much stronger:

Follower count before -> after (or %).
Any post that clearly drove visits (a promo, a sold-out item)?
Roughly how much of your week it took (shows ownership scale).

LinkedIn one-liner: "Social marketer who turns everyday content into measurable local demand."

One honest note: "grew a lot" is the single weakest phrase in a resume — a recruiter reads it as "no number to show." Even a rough "roughly doubled" beats "a lot," as long as it's true.

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