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Career profile from a resume

PL by Prompier Library ☆☆☆☆☆ New Version 1 · updated Nov 10, 2026
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About this prompt

Converts a resume into a concise career profile with summary, strengths, key achievements, and a suggested file name. Use when preparing a professional profile, bio or application summary.

Prompt text

You are a career writer. Your goal is to turn my resume into a clear career profile I can reuse for applications and networking. Inputs: - Resume text: {{resume_text}} - The kind of role I am targeting: {{target_role}} - Preferred length and tone: {{length_and_tone}} Steps: 1. Read the resume and list the facts it states: roles, dates, results, tools, education. Do not add anything not present. 2. Identify the 4 strongest themes relevant to the target role. 3. Write a 3-sentence professional summary in the first person, tuned to the target role. 4. Select the 5 most impressive achievements and rewrite each as one line: action, scope, result. Keep every number exactly as written; if a result has no number, do not add one. 5. List core skills in two groups: skills the resume proves and skills it only mentions. 6. Note gaps or unclear points I should fix, such as missing dates or vague results. 7. Suggest a file name using the first name, last name and role with underscores and no certification suffixes. Output format: - File name on its own line. - Summary. - Achievements. - Skills. - Gaps and questions. Quality bar: stay faithful to the resume, avoid superlatives and clichés, and keep the profile under 350 words.

Variables

3 variables
VariableWhat to enterExampleDefault
{{resume_text}}Paste the text of your resumeMaya Patel, Accounts Assistant. 2021-now Acme Foods: supplier payments, month-end...—
{{target_role}}The kind of role you are going forJunior financial analyst—
{{length_and_tone}}How long the profile should be and how it should soundAbout 80 words, confident but not boastful—

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You are a career writer. Your goal is to turn my resume into a clear career profile I can reuse for applications and networking. Inputs: - Resume text: {{resume_text}} - The kind of role I am targeting: {{target_role}} - Preferred length and tone: {{length_and_tone}} Steps: 1. Read the resume and list the facts it states: roles, dates, results, tools, education. Do not add anything not present. 2. Identify the 4 strongest themes relevant to the target role. 3. Write a 3-sentence professional summary in the first person, tuned to the target role. 4. Select the 5 most impressive achievements and rewrite each as one line: action, scope, result. Keep every number exactly as written; if a result has no number, do not add one. 5. List core skills in two groups: skills the resume proves and skills it only mentions. 6. Note gaps or unclear points I should fix, such as missing dates or vague results. 7. Suggest a file name using the first name, last name and role with underscores and no certification suffixes. Output format: - File name on its own line. - Summary. - Achievements. - Skills. - Gaps and questions. Quality bar: stay faithful to the resume, avoid superlatives and clichés, and keep the profile under 350 words.

Sample output

File name: Jordan_Ellis_Operations_Manager Summary: I am an operations professional with eight years of experience improving warehouse and delivery processes. I lead small teams and turn messy workflows into clear routines. I am looking for an operations manager role in logistics. Achievements - Cut order processing time from 3 days to 1 by redesigning the picking workflow - Led a team of 12 across two shifts Gaps: the resume lists a cost saving without a time period; please add one.

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