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Paste a job post and your bullets. Ask which bullets match, which are missing, and a STAR rewrite.
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What to provide
Paste the target job requirements and only the experience you can substantiate. Remove your address, phone number and other identifying details if they are unnecessary. State the role, career level and local CV conventions. Ask Mother to map each requirement to a supplied fact, a genuine gap or a question for you. Separate paid work, coursework and personal projects. A clearer résumé can emphasize relevant evidence, but it must not invent employment, certifications, tools used or measurable results.
Example starting request
Help me with resume. Paste a job post and your bullets. Ask which bullets match, which are missing, and a STAR rewrite. Explain your reasoning and identify anything I should verify.
Worked example
Illustrative example, not a generated result or a user transcript.
Supplied experience: “Helped classmates install Linux during a course project. Wrote a checklist and answered setup questions.” Target requirement: basic user support and clear documentation. Illustrative bullet: “Supported classmates with Linux installation during a course project, documented the setup steps in a checklist and answered installation questions.” This preserves the educational setting and does not turn it into professional help-desk employment or add an unsupported success rate.
The rewritten bullet links the supplied work to the requirement through actions rather than adjectives. It does not claim seniority, a ticketing system or a number of users absent from the notes. If you have a verified count or outcome, add it with its source; otherwise leave it out. For a STAR-style account, ask separately for the situation, task, action and result you actually remember. The example is fictional editorial guidance, not a candidate testimonial or proof that a résumé passed screening.
Check the answer
Audit every claim against your original notes and documents. Distinguish familiarity from proficiency and assisting from owning a project. Keep dates and education consistent across sections. Read the final text aloud and make sure you can explain each bullet honestly in an interview. Use readable headings and verify the exported document yourself; no wording can guarantee an applicant-tracking-system score or an interview. Ask for an explicit list of gaps rather than filling them with keywords. Keep your real availability and location constraints accurate.